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    <p>i wish to create a repository pattern but with a WCF Rest Service which controls the data access. Can anyone confirm or help with my thinking / config.</p> <ol> <li>ASP.NET Controllers >> call to service (not rest service but service of a repository pattern)</li> <li>Repository Pattern Service >> calls to repository</li> <li>Repository >> calls to WCF Rest Service to receive data.</li> </ol> <p>Is this setup good, or should i remove the Repository layer and have the Repository service call directly to the REST Service?</p> <p>Does anyone do a similar setup?</p> <p>I would love to hear comments?</p> <p>Basically my Rest Service (WCF) would return XHTML...</p> <p>So in my repository layer how would i convert whats returned from my Rest Service into IQUERYABLE? I presume i would need to do ReadAsDataContract into a class (data contract) and then use LINQ to OBJECTS?? This is a causing me a bit of confusing</p> <p>Becuase of course the normal is to return IQUERYABLE form the repository layer to the service layer</p> <p>Then the service layer returns to the calling client normal as TOLIST or similar.</p> <p>Really appreciated any input anyone has.</p> <p>Thanks</p> <p><strong>EDIT</strong></p> <p>Ermm after rethining this, i think i am doing it wrong... i should basically just covert the Service layer of the repository into a WCF REST Service... this way my other clients can call my rest service??</p> <p>I suppose i keep the Repository layer there but i could get this to call a Data Services layers (technically another rest service) for my data acces..</p> <p>Does this make better sense?</p>
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    1. COI thought i should explain how my REST service works. Basically i have /Users (gets all users), /Users/n (Get user n) ... I am not using Data Services really.. but what i am returning is very similar to data services... Basically all my data comes from REST service.
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