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Apr 26th, 2007, 11:38 PM
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designing projects using Express edition
Hello dear Friends
Currently I have access to Webdeveloper express edition . I am aware that I cannot create libraries and have n tier architecture using this edition.
So this is what I have planned to do
1)aspx page will have all the html coding (I do not have any dynamic content) ( I also use CSS for the positioning of the controls—absolute positioning layout)
2)Have class in App_code with functions and procedures implementing Business layer
3)Put all the sql (data storing, retrieving) into stored proceduresEach page will have 2 SPs
i. One SP with Static queries – all the sql which can be kept static is placed here(insert, update, delete etc)
ii. One with dynamic queries – all the sql query changes (the where contition etc) is kept here
4) .vb files will have the presentation logic – which will have rest of the coding
My questions
a) Am I doing the right thing?
b) Should I have different Business logic each page or each block of logic (or module) OR have one class as a BLL.cs and put all my business logic there in form of functions and procedures.
c) Some of my Business logic is in SP…it is pure SQL. I have read that Data access layer and BLL should not merge.I am confused as to what to do in this case?
d)I am using vb.net for coding Can you please suggest a good book to study
a.Software architecture
b.Coding principles
c.Oops concepts and software designing using oops concepts
d.Any book which will help me become
i.Good programmer
ii.Good Software Architect
Thank you for your time
Sara
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Apr 30th, 2007, 04:44 AM
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May 3rd, 2007, 04:22 AM
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Re: designing projects using Express edition
Thank you Valleysboy
It was very helpful
regards
Sara
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May 7th, 2007, 05:05 AM
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Re: designing projects using Express edition
 Originally Posted by sara_23apr
d)I am using vb.net for coding Can you please suggest a good book to study
a.Software architecture
Software architecture books are best when it comes to enterprise architecture, you need to get familiar with what you are doing first. To get an idea, subscribe to the Microsoft Architecture Journal.
"The Art of Programming", perhaps. Again, it's about practice and experience.
c.Oops concepts and software designing using oops concepts
This is an expensive one, but I've heard lots about it. http://www.amazon.com/Object-Oriente.../dp/013032616X
d.Any book which will help me become
i.Good programmer
ii.Good Software Architect
Let me ask you this... are there books available on how to become a good human being?
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