Re: VB 2005 and Three Tier Solution Development
- From: "Michel van den Berg" <mvb@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 26 Nov 2005 17:35:12 +0100
Dear Bob Palank,
I recommend you to take a look at Lhotka's site: he has written two great
books (c# and vb.net editions) from where he build CSLA .NET
In his book he describes n-tier very well, plus you can see the
implementation in code (= CSLA .NET)
He also has some great articles.
Hope it helps,
Michel van den Berg
"Bob Palank" <bob@xxxxxxxxx> schreef in bericht
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> Deae Dr. GUI, MVPs and others
> Features of VB.Net 2005 makes it so easy to access mdb tables directly
> from
> the form's controls. This makes me wonder how and if I should restrict
> the
> communication to and from a database tables to a separate data tier which
> is reached through a business process logic tier which passes data back to
> the presentation tier.
> 1. Is three tier separation a best practice and recommended in all
> solutions
> for systems with a complexity level of seven or more classes ?
> 2. Doesn't the application of the point and click convenient access to
> the DB Tables somewhat negate three tier
> application solutions?
> 3. Sheepishly, could I say a new direction is for the presentation tier to
> engulf the business
> rules tier as well as the data access tier ?
> BR
> Bob
>
>
>
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