> > Here is all you need to see: > > new TransferMoneyContext(src, snk, 1000).Doit(); >
As I'm sure you realize, this is actually just the command pattern: Some part of the application instantiates a context object, "remembers" the necessary domain objects in terms of the individual (context specific) roles. It is a design decision when/where to execute the context instance. As I see it DCI does not dictate how the split between instantiating and executing contexts is implemented. Or even if there is such a split. I dont see this as a code smell.
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