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Vin
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      26th Jul 2004
Hi,

I've got a VB.Net + ASP.Netmessage board application which has
already been customized. There are two solutions in this application.
1. The front end aspx, aspx.vb files, User controls solution
2. A components solution which has .vb files which have the code to
call inserts, updates, deletes to the database (SQL server 2000)

Its much like the available general ASP.Netmessage board. Only a bit
customized. Right now a simple interaction flow from front end to
database is like this.

aspx (aspx.vb) --> usercontrols.vb --> components.vb (call for a
stored procedure in the DB) --> Database

My requirement is to understand if its possible to port this
application to a 3-tier architecture. This is to standardize all
similer applications I have to a 3-tier architecture, not because I am
looking at performance, maintinance etc.

What is the best way to do it?
I have considered couple of options.
1. Have Webservices that facilitates db interaction (What
components.vb does now)
2. Right complus components to do the same as in option 1.

I don't see a clear feasibility of the above options that I 've put
down, Is there a best way to emerge with a worthy 3-tier architecture
for this requirement? If so, what is it and how can it be
accomplished.
Any feasible idea for a 3-tier architecture is fine.

Please reply at the earliest.

Thanks much in advance,
Vin
 
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Cowboy \(Gregory A. Beamer\) [MVP]
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      26th Jul 2004
If you want to stick to the SOA methodology MS is going to, the web services
option is better. You can set up either as ASMX or Remoting, although
Remoting will give greater perf under 1.x.

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"Vin" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I've got a VB.Net + ASP.Netmessage board application which has
> already been customized. There are two solutions in this application.
> 1. The front end aspx, aspx.vb files, User controls solution
> 2. A components solution which has .vb files which have the code to
> call inserts, updates, deletes to the database (SQL server 2000)
>
> Its much like the available general ASP.Netmessage board. Only a bit
> customized. Right now a simple interaction flow from front end to
> database is like this.
>
> aspx (aspx.vb) --> usercontrols.vb --> components.vb (call for a
> stored procedure in the DB) --> Database
>
> My requirement is to understand if its possible to port this
> application to a 3-tier architecture. This is to standardize all
> similer applications I have to a 3-tier architecture, not because I am
> looking at performance, maintinance etc.
>
> What is the best way to do it?
> I have considered couple of options.
> 1. Have Webservices that facilitates db interaction (What
> components.vb does now)
> 2. Right complus components to do the same as in option 1.
>
> I don't see a clear feasibility of the above options that I 've put
> down, Is there a best way to emerge with a worthy 3-tier architecture
> for this requirement? If so, what is it and how can it be
> accomplished.
> Any feasible idea for a 3-tier architecture is fine.
>
> Please reply at the earliest.
>
> Thanks much in advance,
> Vin



 
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