C# - What Is The Best Place To Store Constants In N-tiers App
Dec 31, 2010
I wonder what is the best place to store the enums I should use like constants in my n-tiers Application.
So I have an application with a DAL(connect to database), a BLL(Business processes), a Data Transfert object "Layer" (classes without any methods but just fields, this one is reacheable by all the others) and the interface layer with the asp pages.
My question is : I have a enum:
[code]....
Where can I put this enum(and all the others) to be clean? Not in the Data Access Layer the Interface layer will not see the struct, not in the Business Logic Layer, this is not really business.. Maybe in the Data Transfert Object but is it really a "Transfert object"?
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