If i wrote a DALC class in a class library, and then referenced this class
in a windows forms application, and deployed the EXE of the windows project
in a client PC, would the DALC assembly also have to be in the same client
PC or can it reside in the server ?

Regards,

Chak.

RE: n-tier by LucasCurley

LucasCurley
Fri Mar 11 18:03:02 CST 2005

The only way I know how to do this is via a windows service, or a web
service. This will give you the flexibility you need to employ this type of
architecture.

Lucas
"Chakra" wrote:

> If i wrote a DALC class in a class library, and then referenced this class
> in a windows forms application, and deployed the EXE of the windows project
> in a client PC, would the DALC assembly also have to be in the same client
> PC or can it reside in the server ?
>
> Regards,
>
> Chak.
>
>
>

RE: n-tier by LucasCurley

LucasCurley
Fri Mar 11 18:45:04 CST 2005

Oh, you could also use .NET Remoting over TCP/IP to implement this. Usually
the remotable object is put within a windows service, but it doesn't have to
be.....

Just another option..

"Chakra" wrote:

> If i wrote a DALC class in a class library, and then referenced this class
> in a windows forms application, and deployed the EXE of the windows project
> in a client PC, would the DALC assembly also have to be in the same client
> PC or can it reside in the server ?
>
> Regards,
>
> Chak.
>
>
>