I sort of have naming problems of my classes/namespaces/controls.
In my business library I have namespace called Shopping. It contains the following classes:
ShoppingCartItem
ShoppingCart
ShoppingCartManager
In my ASP.net application I want to create a control that graphically represents the items of a ShoppingCart instance. Normally, I would call that control ShoppingCart, but yet another class called ShoppingCart? Of course compilation et cetera would work, but I think its still ugly. I think I have a problem that I name my business classes excatly what they are supposed to represent. Because when it comes to the presentation layer I would name the controls that are supposed to represent the business class the same.
I think I could add a suffix like "View", but I want to do it right.
What is the recommend naming conventing for a multi tier application?
How should I name the control that represents the items of a ShoppingCart in the presentation layer?
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