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Feb 5th, 2002, 02:21 PM
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Yet another n-tier development question
*** Note: I also posted this in the COM/AX forum ***
I'm looking to get some opinions on this. What do think is the best way to get data to the presentation layer (i.e., your VB user interface) from the business object or application layer? For example, let's say you need to load up some combo boxes from various lookup tables.
Of course bear in mind that the presentation layer must not directly access the database. The "GetRows" method seems like it would be most efficient, but I don't particularly like referring to fields by numbers and the reverse row/column structure of the array returned by GetRows can be a little confusing if I haven't had my coffee yet. What is your opinion on the use of UDTs or collections for this kind of processing?
I must admit that although I have been using VB for quite a while, I'm not a heavyweight when it comes to OO development (but I'm working on it). And yes, I have some books that I need to dig into where this is concerned. What I'm looking for here is views from folks who have been down this road before.
Thanks for your attention.
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