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Where the Facade classes must go? Supposing I have three packages, Facade A goes inside Package A, Facade B goes inside Package B and Facade C goes inside Package C or I need a separate package only for Facades?
What is more recommended?
I’m using the first solution, but I think is not right. Some classes are using a facade that allocates some objects that the class not uses.
It really depends on how your packages are organized.
Suppose you have
payment,hrandcontactspackages, then it would make sense to have a façade for each of them.If you split your package in a less domain driven way, like for example
services,daoandwebthen making a facade only for the service layer would make sense.