Re: A good asp.net architecture for a large project (sort of newbie)
From: Gopal \(FMS, Inc.\) (gopal_NOSPAM_at_fmsinc.com)
Date: 02/03/05
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Date: Thu, 3 Feb 2005 10:38:06 -0500
> 1. What would be the best programming architecture for a large project
(300+
> tables) that needs to connect to any
database(access,sqlserver,mysql,oracle)
> as main database? Some code sample would be greatly appreciated (email:
> "info at improve. co. cr")
I would recommend a layer for data-access, a layer for the business
objects and the ASP.NET presentation layer. If the website will have high
traffic, look up caching, design sessions carefully and keep it simple.
> 2. What would be the most efficient way to display large trees in asp.net?
> (tried a 3d party grid control that loaded everything staticly and took a
> LOT of time)
http://www.asp.net/ControlGallery/ControlDetail.aspx?Control=75&tabindex=2
describer Microsoft IE treeview control and how to use it. You may want to
design a proof of concept and then implement it on your system.
> 3. Is it better to use Web Services or Dlls for data access?
Will the data be required by other applications over the internet? If yes,
go with a web service. If the answer is no, dlls should be just fine. You
can always write web service wrappers around the dlls later if there is a
need for web services.
Hope this helps.
-- Gopal Rangaswamy Microsoft Certified Solutions Developer FMS, Inc. <http://www.fmsinc.com/consulting> <http://www.fmsinc.com/dotnet/SourceBook/> "Gus" <nospam@die.spam.die> wrote in message news:epi$1AZCFHA.444@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl... > Hi, > I'm helping a software development business to upgrade a (VB6 to Asp.net) > commercial software they sell. > We wanted to know what would be the best architecture(in ASP.NET) to use as > base for this large project. > Especifically, the current application uses any (odbc) database and displays > trees of information for "Balance Scorecards". > > So this are the questions: > 1. What would be the best programming architecture for a large project (300+ > tables) that needs to connect to any database(access,sqlserver,mysql,oracle) > as main database? Some code sample would be greatly appreciated (email: > "info at improve. co. cr") > 2. What would be the most efficient way to display large trees in asp.net? > (tried a 3d party grid control that loaded everything staticly and took a > LOT of time) > 3. Is it better to use Web Services or Dlls for data access? > > Thanks for your help > Gus > > >
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