MVC / 3-tier Architecture / Accounting package Framework/Template Project in VB6

I'm looking for a good 3-tier accounting/inventory/ERP/PoS framework/Template Project for learning to develop good business s/w.
I found some Java/JSP codes in sourceforge (but I'll need to develop it in VB6). So I prefer VB6 examples.

Also, I would be greatfull if someone can give me links to "Accontancy/Finance for Nerds" kind of tutorial. :)

Thanks! :thumb:

Clarification: Sorry for not being clear first time.

1.: I need good example/tutorial on 3-tier/MVC architecture with VB6. (as far as we can go with a non-oop language).
2. I need example that handle business tier very well. (I'm weak in this)
3. PoS hardware integration is not needed. In this case PoS will have its own computer terminal.

Edit 2:
What I foud so far: Tutorial. Can't find the book in local bookshop. Buying from Amazon is not an option.
A few PSC coding contest winning code (1 tier) and lots of other single tier codes.

there is a built in POS namespace in .net

I didn't know that. I guess .Net examples woun't be of much use for me if they have most of them inbuilt. :mad:
But thanks for the pointer. I'll lookup MSDN.

Sorry, I couldn't find POS namespace in the object browser of VB 2008. :(

ok i was just there a few days ago... now i cant find it either...

ah i found it:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...ceobjects.aspx

Thanks! Looks like that namesapace is used to handle PoS hardware.

I'm sorry, I shold have been more specific. I'm looking for examples to handle software part only, where no hardware is involved.

(first post edited)

Are you looking for VB6 or VB.NET? You said VB6 but you seem willing to work with VB.NET...

In my original post I said VB6 and VB.Net both, 'cause I thought I will be able to 'grab the overall idea' from both. But then I realised, VB.Net woun't be much help for me as I'll be using Windows DNA.

1. I want to learn about enterprise level distributed business process - Mainly how business principles are applied in an app.
2. I'm currently trying to develop a semi-MVC template project in VB. So I prefered MVC, as hopefully I woun't need to change much.

If VB6 example is not available, VB.Net/C#/Java-JSP examples are welcomed too.

First post edited again. I should've used the word "Template Project".
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