Hi,
The documentation describes the handlers in the domain project as " a set of classes that implement the core behavior of the application ," where each handler is in charge of performing only one specific action. The controllers in the application delegate the logic of interacting with the domain layer to those handlers. Based on my understanding, the difference with the services is that they seem to be used only to obtain information from the domain without modifying it.
I believe you can find more information about the Domain layer implemented in Mileage Stats, in the following section of the documentation, where the handlers and models it uses are described:
I hope this helps,
Damian Cherubini
http://blogs.southworks.net/dcherubini
The documentation describes the handlers in the domain project as " a set of classes that implement the core behavior of the application ," where each handler is in charge of performing only one specific action. The controllers in the application delegate the logic of interacting with the domain layer to those handlers. Based on my understanding, the difference with the services is that they seem to be used only to obtain information from the domain without modifying it.
I believe you can find more information about the Domain layer implemented in Mileage Stats, in the following section of the documentation, where the handlers and models it uses are described:
I hope this helps,
Damian Cherubini
http://blogs.southworks.net/dcherubini