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Default VB.NET in implementing 3-tier Application

Hmmm...I am totally new in programming VB.NET...but i have to code in VB.NET for my Degree final year project. I am doing a project or solution on ERP that is within the company itself...but i need to implement the application on 3-tier client/server environment within the company application but i really out of idea in implementing this. :(

therefore, i would like to ask what actually the features in VB.NET that could allow me to do 3-tier application? is it the COM feature that making the DLL file for the middle tier?

Plsss...could someone help me??


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Hi Jeannie

You have a couple of options for three tier apps in VB.net.

1). VB.Net supports .Net Remoting, which is mainly for web apps but can be ultilized in window apps just as easliy. This is very similar to COM+ but without the transactions.

2). Use good old COM+ build .Net assemblies and register them in COM+ as you would in VB6.

For more information check out MSDN Library.

Hope this helps, if you need more information drop me an email.

Duncan
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