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VBNET 2003 Framework 1.1

 

I'm trying to understand how to deploy a .NET website in the similar manner as was done in VB6 i.e. the asp pages

 

sit on a webserver in the DMZ and the VB6 Business Rules and Data Access DLLs sit on an application server behind

 

the firewall and are executed as COM+ proxies on the webserver.

 

 

Am I correct in assuming the DLL that contains the ASPX 'codebehind' must remain on the webserver?

How do I move the .NET Business Rules and Data Access DLLs to sit on an application server behind the firewall?

 

Still use COM+? How?

 

TIA

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This really depends on how you want to access the business rules - these could be packaged up and deployed to COM+ in a manner very similar to VB6.

 

Alternatively you could use remoting or a web service as a means of accessing the business layer from the front end web application.

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Can you describe how I would package my .NET dlls in COM+, or provide a link to some additional information?

 

Which do you think is the best in terms of security?

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