| Data Strategy help required (3 replies) |
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| Moved from [aspngdatagridrepeaterdatalist] to [aspngarchitecture] by Alex Lowe webmaster@asp grandrapids.net I am still deciding out a data strategy !!! Is it better to use datasets or direct SQL updates ?? I understand if I was implementing a e commerce web site similar to Microsoft's IBUYSPY Store example, I need to use datasets and sessions for the Shopping Cart However, if I wanted to implemen... |
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| Design Question... (3 replies) |
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| I'm pretty new to ASP.NET, and a new requirement looks like it may need something slightly different from what I've used up to now. I'd welcome opinions from those more expert in ASP design (which means pretty much anyone, at this stage : ) I've got a C# object created by an ASP.NET page, watching a data feed which periodically provides new data values. These are displayed on the page, and what I'... |
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| stateless data access layer (12 replies) |
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| Hi All. If my data access layer is completely stateless (in the sense each class is nothing but a group of methods where in each method just takes some input paramters and returns the required values via o/p parameters....there are no member fields), does it make sense to mark all the methods as static so that the client doesn't need to create instance for accesssing the methods??? or is it that e... |
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| MS have no managed Application server? (57 replies) |
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| Hi guys, I have been wondering for a long time about something very important how can MS offer the .NET Framework for Enterprise developement, when they have no managed application server?! I am sure at this point all of you will start saying how so, there is the EnterpriseServices namespace, and there is the .NET Server coming. However both statements have nothing to do with a MANAGED APP Server,... |
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