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Models in web API

The document explains the concept of models in ASP.NET Core MVC, highlighting their role in representing data and business logic. It outlines a 3-layer application architecture consisting of the Presentation Layer, Business Layer, and Data Access Layer, along with examples of different model types such as Request, Business, Entity, Response, and View Models. Additionally, it introduces Entity Framework Core (EF Core) as an Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) tool that facilitates database interactions in .NET applications.

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Models in web API

The document explains the concept of models in ASP.NET Core MVC, highlighting their role in representing data and business logic. It outlines a 3-layer application architecture consisting of the Presentation Layer, Business Layer, and Data Access Layer, along with examples of different model types such as Request, Business, Entity, Response, and View Models. Additionally, it introduces Entity Framework Core (EF Core) as an Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) tool that facilitates database interactions in .NET applications.

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Models in web API


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What is a Model
in ASP.NET Core MVC?
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What is Model data (properties)

is a class that represents

business logic (methods)


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data (properties)

business logic (methods)


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data (properties)

No data = No model
business logic (methods)
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3-Layer Application
. Architecture
3-Layer Architecture
01 Presentation Layer: User interaction.

02 Business Layer: Business logic.


Presentation Layer Business Layer Data Access Layer
03 Data Access Layer: CRUD
(Controller, View) (Service) (Repository)
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Example. project

An E-commerce platform where customers can place orders for products.


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Models example
1. Request Model 2. Business Model 3. Entity Model

4. Response Model 5. View Model


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Models example

1. Request Model

Validates incoming data


from the client
Protects the system from
invalid or harmful input.
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Models example

2. Business Model

Holds data used by the


service layer.
Applies business rules (e.g.,
pricing, stock verification).
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Models example

3. Entity Model

Used for interacting with the


database.
Direct mapping to database
tables (CRUD operations).
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Models example

4. Response Model

Provides simplified output to


the client.
Protects sensitive internal
details.
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Models example
5. View Model

Format data in UI
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Models example
1. Request Model 2. Business Model 3. Entity Model

4. Response Model 5. View Model


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1. Request Model

Controller

1. Request Model
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1. Request Model 2. Business Model

Controller Service

1. Request Model
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1. Request Model 2. Business Model

Controller Service

1. Request Model 2. Business Model


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1. Request Model 2. Business Model

Controller Service

2. Business Model 3. Entity Model


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1. Request Model 2. Business Model 3. Entity Model

Controller Service Repository

3. Entity Model
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1. Request Model 2. Business Model 3. Entity Model

Controller Service Repository

3. Entity Model
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4. Response Model 2. Business Model 3. Entity Model

Controller Service Repository

3. Entity Model
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4. Response Model 2. Business Model 3. Entity Model

Controller Service Repository

3. Entity Model
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4. Response Model 2. Business Model 3. Entity Model

Controller Service Repository

4. Response Model 3. Entity Model


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4. Response Model 2. Business Model 3. Entity Model

Controller Service Repository

4. Response Model
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4. Response Model 2. Business Model 3. Entity Model

Controller Service Repository

4. Response Model
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4. Response Model 2. Business Model 3. Entity Model

Controller Service Repository

5. View Model 2. Business Model


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4. Response Model 2. Business Model 3. Entity Model

Controller Service Repository

5. View Model
5. View Model

View
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Object ORM links code objects to database tables

Relational
Maping Lets you use code instead of SQL.

(ORM) Converts data between objects and


database rows automatically.
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EF Core is an ORM for .NET


Entity
Framework
Itegrate well with LINQ
Core
Cross-platform support (Windows, Linux, (EF Core)
Mac).
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EF Core design workflows


Database first Code first
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Thank You!

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