Some client-side code purist argue that ASP.NETÂ’s server side controls put
to much of a load on the server and cause to many round trips to the
server. When you are pitching ASP.NET and run into these arguments how do
you answer these criticisms of ASP.NET?
Steve Miller
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You might want to take a looke at the book, .NET e-Business Architecture
(ISBN: 0672322196). It has an end-to-end sample e-commerce application
included with it. The book is a text on n-tier architectures using .NET.
Steve Miller
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It would be my assumption that being that the DataReader is maintaining
state it may be attempting to use a client side cursor.
Steve Miller
G. A. Sullivan
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all of the data to the client before applying the WHERE
clause of the SELECT statement. If you use server side cursors then the
WHERE clause will be executed on the mainframe rather than the client.
Steve Miller
G. A. Sullivan
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Check out http://www.gastix.net. Yet another N-tier example.
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It can create code behind but you have to create the code behind page as a
seperate class file and then link it up manually using the page directives.
Steve Miller
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