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Examples of n-tier remoting.

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PeteW - 29 Jun 2007 12:32 GMT
Hi,

I am writing an application which is n-tier. The database is on the server
machine and I need to have the application on each client machine. I want to
have a Business Logic Layer and Data Access Layer on the server. The
application will call the BLL which will call the DAL which will in turn get
data or update date in the database.  Each client machin is on the LAN so
there is no need for web access.

Should I be using .Net remoting to do this? Or is there a better way?  I am
using Visual Studio .Net 2005.  I could do with a simple example of an
application that retrieves data from a server and displays it on the client.
Are there any example sout there?

Pete
Peter Bradley - 29 Jun 2007 16:22 GMT
Here I go, self-publicising again!  Oh well.

http://www.peredur.uklinux.net/Remoting.pdf

Our architecture has the presentation layer on clients/Web server (depending
on whether it's a Windows.Forms or an ASP.NET application), and the BLL as a
Windows Service hosted SAO on the Application server.  The DAL is contained
in an assembly in the GAC of the application server and is loaded in-process
by the BLL.  The database resides on a separate database server.

HTH

Peter

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PeteW - 29 Jun 2007 16:32 GMT
Thanks for that - I'll have a read through it.

Pete

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