wcf service is consuming in web base application and it is n-tire architecture.....

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hi folk's

I am going to work as a 2year exp guy in n-tire architecture project which with some combination of (wcf,asp.net) it is web base project.

I want some clarification client-side files in which layer have to keep, what was the better options in performance wise ,mainly how to manage our project file like(aspxpages,client side file, database files) and there extension also..

Can any one send diagram representations of those can helpful me...

i am very new to this ...

Please help me out..

Thank's&Regards
Mahesh.B.P.C.

Posted 16-Jul-12 21:38pm

mahesh.b.p.c

Updated 17-Jul-12 0:26am

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E.F. Nijboer 17-Jul-12 3:40am

You are seriously asking someone else to create a diagram based on that description of YOUR software design?

Tim Corey 17-Jul-12 8:38am

I'm going to echo what E.F. said. Performance is dependant on your environment and what you want to accomplish. Even if you gave us details on your system, we couldn't do more than give you best practices that might not apply to your specific environment. My suggestion is to learn about n-tier systems and how they are built. Also learn how to test them and what the options are. Then you will be better equipped to answer your own question.

[no name] 17-Jul-12 10:22am

"Can any one send diagram representations".. the first thing is that you are going to have to provide a much better description of what you want. Secondly, you will have to mention how much you are going to be paying for this service.

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