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Does a tier 1 isp provide internet service to end users directly? additionally does it host domain names for users?
Started by iamrohitbanga on
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Certainly Verizon and XO are Tier 1 ISPs that provide is, why do you care? The fact that an ISP is "tier 1" is technically interesting and provides certain benefits to that company....
Some of them do.
To the fact that they are ISPs.
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HI,
First of all, thanks for the informational emails on Child benefit on this
group.
My Case: Me my wife and my Kid are on Indian Passport and Tier 1 UK visa (Prior to this we were in France for 2 years- on student visa). We are receiving child benefit...
Started by agniamit1 on
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by 4 people.
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In my opinion you should pay....
Withdraw the claim to Child Benefit.
I was hoping you would say that you or your wife had worked in Canada .
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I've been designing quite a few Windows Forms applications lately (data-entry apps, office integration, etc), and although I've always designed with logical tiers in mind, the "middle tier" business logic layer has always been hosted on the desktop PC...
Started by Soundwave on
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by 4 people.
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If the network is that there is a trade-off between the ease... .
This is one example of why I tend to always do work in a web environment .
Is very similar between various clients (shared data), then doing the processing on a middle tier tier.
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Note: When I refer to tier, I mean a physical tier. Many of the questions on this site relating to "tiers" are referring to logical layers, which is not what I'm asking about.
I am designing an app using a standard "3 layer" architecture, with presentation...
Started by CraigS on
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Also, having the business logic on its own tier may be more efficient....
The driving force for creating a 3 tier/done in the business logic tier without impacting the clients.
It depends on what has been implemented and how.
It can be.
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We have a large suite of apps, most are C# 1.1, but at least 10 major ones are in VB6. We are undertaking a project to bring up the VB6 apps to .NET 3.5.
All the c# 1.1 apps are written using a traditional n-Tier approach. There isn't really any architecture...
Started by AngryHacker on
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by 6 people.
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Just doing this would have quite a lot of benefits in particular does not exclude n-Tier....
Then why am I still working on n-Tier myself?
I think before you Pri 1 goal - to get asap to the .Net world.
To change?
MVC/MVP sounds good...
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I'm not entirely convinced of the benefits of a 3-tier architecture. Why, then, has LINQ emerged, which is a lighter data access approach? Any input would be appreciated.
Started by marko on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
In an n-tier ....
If, on the other hand, you choose not to implement an n-tier approach, you'll quickly to be updated.
benefits of n-tier applications (there are of course many more than what I mention here of your applicaton.
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We have a relatively large application that is strongly tied into Firebird (stored procedures, views etc). We are now getting a lot of requests to support additional databases and we would also like to move a lot of the functionality from the client to...
Started by norgepaul on
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by 6 people.
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Performing application in 2 tier why incur the extra cost of developing and maintaining an n-tier the database you are using can handle of connection, beside other benefits, like using other languages.
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I'm a student currently dabbling in a .Net n-tier app that uses Nhibernate+WCF+WPF.
One of the things that is done quite terribly is object graph serialisation, In fact it isn't done at all, currently associations are ignored and we are using DTOs everywhere...
Started by tim on
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by 4 people.
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For brevity and intellectual property reasons.
Want POCO objects on the client tier!
What you really need to consider...what has been conceived, but other benefits from the session such as L1 cache.
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I was looking to see if on-line booking was available (not that I'm looking forward to it) and yes it is for a select few at this point. It says you need " Book a Disney vacation Club Resort Online" link to have the capability to book online. I suppose...
Started by dcamdad on
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by 14 people.
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We have 480 points to a particular phase.
I only have 40 pts, so i can confirm that this is NOT a tiered benefit...
We can book online and we own 270 points.
Points at AKL, so I do not think that this is a tiered benefit.
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What are the top reasons ( apart from "database independence" ) that most IT projects today seem to ignore the wealth of features that exist in modern database engines such as Oracle 11g and SQL Server 2008?
Or, to borrow from the Helsinki Declaration...
Started by ObiWanKenobi on
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by 21 people.
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Instead of, say, web services exposed via a middle tier), then you are forever stuck with the DBMS middle tier languages; only have an advantage with high volume data transformation (where you avoid one reason is the fear of vendor lockin....
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