Author: afraz | Posted on: 2/3/2010 4:25:47 AM | Views : 274

Hi Guys!
I have been doing software development for almost 3 years now. However during all this time where ever I have worked, the companies used to work in DB driven approach. Whenever we had to develop any system our manager used to create Tables and Relationships and we simply had to write one class against each table in the DB and add any extra helper classes etc to complete the design.
Now I want to migrate to the OOD technique and although nobody is in favor I am trying to learn things myself. I know about the basics off course about classes and all the concepts but the real problem is the system design. I am trying to design a dummy test content management system using OO techniques and I am stuck with the most basic question.
In my requirement I need to maintain products that are sold by a company. Products are divided into Categories, each Category has one or more Sub Categories and each subcategory has one or more product. Now I am ...

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