Re: N-Tier Application

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Radi Radichev wrote:
Hi!
I am about to develop an application for a transport firm, to store records about their courses, personal, trucks and so on..., and to calculate different things. I was told that I must do it 3-tier when i want it to be proffesionaly made. I have read alot of infos, tutorials, posts and such but I still can't implement my business objects. I have done the database backend and now i want to begin with the logic tier. In example: my Personal table looks something like this:
PersID-autonum
Name-text(string)
Birthdate-date
Passport-number
PassportValid-date
IDcard-number
IDcardValid-date
What should look my business object like? Can somewone please give me an example, or a good source in internet with source code included. Thanks alot! 


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