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Now, I've come to this product with little (read: no) experience of this kind of tool, what it does or how it does it.
I'm familiar with n-tier development and have worked in n-tier environments that were created by someone else with no problem. I know what my DAL and BLL should be doing and why.
I've seen a couple of OA examples that seem to be using an n-tier approach, but, and this is more to do with me I think, I'll be [expletive deleted] if I can follow 'em!
Is there anyone out there prepared to receive my eternal gratitude and explain to me the process of generating an n-tier model? One with a Data access layer and a Business Logic layer and the process, using OA, for communicating between the 2?
Currently, I have a model that was generated using the forward-mapping wizard, but I think that that particular horse has been retired once and for all, so I'm happy to recreate my model using the flavour du jour if I can find the right spell so that I don't have to go through this again.
I'm familiar with n-tier development and have worked in n-tier environments that were created by someone else with no problem. I know what my DAL and BLL should be doing and why.
I've seen a couple of OA examples that seem to be using an n-tier approach, but, and this is more to do with me I think, I'll be [expletive deleted] if I can follow 'em!
Is there anyone out there prepared to receive my eternal gratitude and explain to me the process of generating an n-tier model? One with a Data access layer and a Business Logic layer and the process, using OA, for communicating between the 2?
Currently, I have a model that was generated using the forward-mapping wizard, but I think that that particular horse has been retired once and for all, so I'm happy to recreate my model using the flavour du jour if I can find the right spell so that I don't have to go through this again.