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N Tier Architecture ?

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Silent Ocean - 11 Aug 2005 02:22 GMT
Hi

1. I am in process of designing N-Tier Application using ASP.NET. Can
anyone guide me the right material or microsoft guidelines document
which I can used in designing the N-Tier application.

2. I would also like to know whether to use Web Services or .Net
Remoting in designing N-Tier application
3. General 3 Tier architecture has 3 Tier : Presentation Layer ,
Business Layer and Database Layer
    How this 3 layers are seperated out in N-Tier architecture.

Help would be very much appreciated.

Thanks

Silent Ocean
Jon Gonzales - 11 Aug 2005 08:35 GMT
It is separated by creating new project (usually a class project, web
service). Class project that will reference the web service that contains
business rules, computations or data.

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