I’ve been using S#arp Architecture (and the Who Can Help Me structure) on a few projects for a while now and on the whole I’m very happy with it. However, Ayende’s recent post Architecting in the pit of doom: The evils of the repository abstraction layer hit a nerve, and got me thinking that maybe I’ve been applying the services (or tasks) / repository abstraction a bit too liberally. The following day I saw this tweet mentioning @fabiomaulo’s Enhanced Query Object which looks just the ticket to solving this issue. So, I’ve updated my SharpArchitecture-MultiTenant project on GitHub to use enhanced query objects.

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Following my previous post some issues were pointed out with the implementation, the main one being that the correct repository implementation was not resolved from an IRepository<T> interface (see the Google Group discussion for more details).

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Update: the code below is out of date, please see Multi-tenancy on S#arp Architecture Revisited for a better solution

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