Hello Everyone and thanks for your help in advance. I
have read a great deal about code reuse and the
development of the three-tier application, but am
somewhat confused on some issues and am looking for
input. I typically develop web applications in Visual
Studio 2003. Within the project, you can obviously
develop classes via code behind as well as other classes
not directly linked to web forms. However, it appears
that many examples actually recommend developing separate
class libraries that can be referenced from the web apps
as well as other applications. Could someone shed some
light on what is considered the best way to implement
this architecture. Any feedback is greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
have read a great deal about code reuse and the
development of the three-tier application, but am
somewhat confused on some issues and am looking for
input. I typically develop web applications in Visual
Studio 2003. Within the project, you can obviously
develop classes via code behind as well as other classes
not directly linked to web forms. However, it appears
that many examples actually recommend developing separate
class libraries that can be referenced from the web apps
as well as other applications. Could someone shed some
light on what is considered the best way to implement
this architecture. Any feedback is greatly appreciated.
Thanks.