Re: VB 2005 and Three Tier Solution Development

Bob,

> Doke, Satzinger et al describe a three tier application as having a
> User Interface ( aka Presentation Tier)
> Web Server ( aka Busines Logic)
> Data Base Server ( aka DBMS)

This is exactly as ASPNET is working in it standard way.
The webbrowser accessing the given HTML code created by the applications as
the UI
The Dll on the webserver created by te application accessing all commands
from the UI
The DataBase server.

However a window forms application is build as a two tier, and I see not any
reason any more to use the three tier for that while I saw in past enormous
advantages.

Althouhg when you have a lot of sources for your data, than you can start
thinking of one single entry point.

Just my thought,

Cor


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