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Client tier

Last modified on August 15, 2012 17:22

The typical DevForce n-tier client is a smart .NET UI such as a Silverlight, Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF), or Windows Forms application, but it might also be a console application, a Windows Service, or an ASP.NET application.  

In an n-tier DevForce application, the client tier communicates with an EntityServer on a separate application server tier, and the application server in turn communicates with the data tier.

We'll discuss configuration and deployment of Silverlight and other application types next.



Created by DevForce on March 03, 2011 15:09

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