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Hi All, I am designing brand new application using the following technologies. C# ASP.Net AJAX SQL SERVER 2005 Visual Studio 2008. Approach's 3-Tier architecture UI+BL+DL classical way. UI+BL+DL with Application blocks. N-Tier architecture< UI+BL+Linq to SQL UI+BL+WCF+database Can you please help me which approach will give best performance.
Thanks & Regards Rao
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Hi All, I am designing brand new application using the following technologies. C# ASP.Net AJAX SQL SERVER 2005 Visual Studio 2008. Approach's 3-Tier architecture UI+BL+DL classical way. UI+BL+DL with Application blocks. N-Tier architecture< UI+BL+Linq to SQL UI+BL+WCF+database Can you please help me which approach will give best performance.
Thanks & Regards Rao
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Hi All, I am designing brand new application using the following technologies. C# ASP.Net AJAX SQL SERVER 2005 Visual Studio 2008. Approach's 3-Tier architecture UI+BL+DL classical way. UI+BL+DL with Application blocks. N-Tier architecture< UI+BL+Linq to SQL UI+BL+WCF+database Can you please help me which approach will give best performance.
Thanks & Regards Rao
Noone can answer that question. Since you haven't given any details about what the app is doing, how it's designed, the requirements, yada, yada, yada, ... It's impossible for anyone to answer this question at all.
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Noone can answer that question. Since you haven't given any details about what the app is doing, how it's designed, the requirements, yada, yada, yada, ... It's impossible for anyone to answer this question at all.
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Dave KreskowiakDave Kreskowiak wrote:
Noone can answer that question.
Who is this guy Noone? He seems to know a lot.
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Dave Kreskowiak wrote:
Noone can answer that question.
Who is this guy Noone? He seems to know a lot.
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Hi All, I am designing brand new application using the following technologies. C# ASP.Net AJAX SQL SERVER 2005 Visual Studio 2008. Approach's 3-Tier architecture UI+BL+DL classical way. UI+BL+DL with Application blocks. N-Tier architecture< UI+BL+Linq to SQL UI+BL+WCF+database Can you please help me which approach will give best performance.
Thanks & Regards Rao
If its a very small application (and if it is not expected to grow by size much), I would suggest you keep the architecture as simple as possible. Without knowing the size of the application (and also what it is doing) it is impossible to give the right answer.
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Noone can answer that question. Since you haven't given any details about what the app is doing, how it's designed, the requirements, yada, yada, yada, ... It's impossible for anyone to answer this question at all.
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Dave KreskowiakDave, Here are the details.. It is online Test Management System which includes Oral proficiency,Writing and Listening Tests(Like Prove it /Brain bench)with multi-lingual Spanish,English,Chinese,Japaneses,Germany etc. The application interaction as follows. Candidate Tester Rater Proctor SalesRep Appointment Availability IVR System interaction I really appreciate if you could help me
Thanks & Regards Rao
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Dave, Here are the details.. It is online Test Management System which includes Oral proficiency,Writing and Listening Tests(Like Prove it /Brain bench)with multi-lingual Spanish,English,Chinese,Japaneses,Germany etc. The application interaction as follows. Candidate Tester Rater Proctor SalesRep Appointment Availability IVR System interaction I really appreciate if you could help me
Thanks & Regards Rao
dsrao wrote:
It is online Test Management System which includes Oral proficiency
I would suspect that is going to be a very difficult feature. At least presuming that the testing is supposed to be automated versus just video conferencing.
dsrao wrote:
I really appreciate if you could help me
I would suggest hiring an architect and and someone with extensive experience in audio/visual programming. Other specialities might arise depending on the first point above. As per your first question your description doesn't really suggest anything that points to performance bottlenecks. But again that might depend on my first point.
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Dave, Here are the details.. It is online Test Management System which includes Oral proficiency,Writing and Listening Tests(Like Prove it /Brain bench)with multi-lingual Spanish,English,Chinese,Japaneses,Germany etc. The application interaction as follows. Candidate Tester Rater Proctor SalesRep Appointment Availability IVR System interaction I really appreciate if you could help me
Thanks & Regards Rao
Testing systems are not normally high performance systems, so your question is kind of meaningless. Provided your backend data structure is designed properly, you shouldn't have any performance problems at all no matter how you design it.
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