Re: Implementing a 3-tier client-server system

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Hi Mokles,

As josh said, you could just put your middle tier objects in a separate DLL
(or even just a separate namespace, if it's a small project). Setting up
remoting, a web service layer, or any other layer is going to be more work
of course - so I'd make sure I need it. If you can get away with having an
ASP.NET GUI layer referening your business logic DLL, then that's a nice
simple start IMHO.

Tobes


"mokles" <mokles@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> All,
>
> We are trying to implement a 3-tier Client/Server Widows system in .Net.
> We have found that the middle tier can be implemented using Webservice or
> remoting. We are just wondering what other options we may have to
> implement
> the middle tier. Any help will he highly appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> Mokles
>
>


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