architecture/design help needed

[Autofreak]

Hi Guys,
I am to create a concept application for my future project. Having read some interesting texts and articles on .NET platform, I still need to fine-tune my understanding a bit.

The winForm app will do some basic data processing. That is, retrieve data from a SQL db, process the data with some business logic and throw the resulted dataset into a DGV control. I would like to decouple the data, business and display objects as much as possible for obvious reasons.

I have a development box with XP, SQL Express, and VS2005. There are some 200 user PC's on LAN that run XP as well.

Could you please send your suggestions?

Thank you,
Autofreak

[gagandeepgupta16]

hi

here is the link you can refer for the desired architecture

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/cossdk/html/a03327c1-e427-4c07-b3d4-808ce81c2c96.asp

as for the db part the DAL will just call the SP stored with the db.

hope this helps you

Hi Guys,
I am to create a concept application for my future project. Having read some interesting texts and articles on .NET platform, I still need to fine-tune my understanding a bit.

The winForm app will do some basic data processing. That is, retrieve data from a SQL db, process the data with some business logic and throw the resulted dataset into a DGV control. I would like to decouple the data, business and display objects as much as possible for obvious reasons.

I have a development box with XP, SQL Express, and VS2005. There are some 200 user PC's on LAN that run XP as well.

Could you please send your suggestions?

Thank you,
Autofreak

[Autofreak]

hi

here is the link you can refer for the desired architecture

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/cossdk/html/a03327c1-e427-4c07-b3d4-808ce81c2c96.asp

as for the db part the DAL will just call the SP stored with the db.

hope this helps you

Hi There, a good start, I actually was able to dig up an entire MSDN publication on .NET Aplication Architecture, 100+ pages - very good source indeed,,


Thanks a lot,
Serge