I recently posted a question regarding recovering a DDD architecture that became an anemic domain model into a multitier architecture and this question is a follow-on of sorts.
My question is when do domain concepts become application constructs.
My application is a local client C# 4/WPF with the following architecture:
Presentation Layer
Views
ViewModels
Business Layer
???
Domain Layer
Classes that take the POCOs with primitive types and create domain concepts (e.g. image, layer, etc)
Sanity checks values (e.g. image width 0)
Interfaces for DTOs
Interface for a repository that abstracts the filesystem
Data Access Layer
Classes that parse the proprietary binary files into POCOs with primitive types by explicit knowledge of the file format
Implementation of domain DTOs
Implementation of domain repository class
Local Filesystem
Proprietary binary files
When does the MyImageType domain class with Int32 width, height, and Int32[] pixels become a System.Windows.Media.ImageDrawing? If I put it in the domain layer, it seems like implemenation details are being leaked (what if I didn't want to use WPF?). If I put it in the presentation layer, it seems like it's doing too much. If I create a business layer, it seems like it would be doing too little since there are few "rules" given the CRUD nature of the application.
I think all of my reading has lead to analysis paralysis, so I thought fresh eyes might lend some perspective.
