Hi,
Can anybody explain me about the use of WcfAppServer provided in the samples. No other project in PTracker sample has referenced this one.
Thanks & Regards,
SreeRam
The projects don't reference the app server. But they do use it via a URL.
The app server is a data portal host that exposes the data portal through .NET and Silverlight WCF endpoints.
The UI projects call the app server through WCF.
The Using CSLA 4: Data Portal Configuration ebook covers this, and several other possible configurations.
Thanks Rocky,
As I understood that Silverlight requires 4-tier architecture, with a web server and an application server. By default at the time of creating Silverlight application the New project wizard automatically creates another web project.
Here my doubt is, currently i'm building (not started yet) an ASP.NET MVC 3 application using CSLA.NET. In later development phases the application has to support Moblie UI.Can I use the MVC 3 app as a web server in the 4-tier architecture to support silverlight and wp7 apps?
Thanks & Regards,
SreeRam.
I've gone through the book CSLA 4 : WPF and Silverlight. My doubt was cleared. In the same create silverlight application wizard .net allows us to choose the project type for web. There we can get the ASP.NET MVC3 project (if MVC3 installed and available).
Thanks & Regards,
SreeRam
As I understood that Silverlight requires 4-tier architecture, with a web server and an application server. By default at the time of creating Silverlight application the New project wizard automatically creates another web project.
Silverlight supports 3- or 4-tier deployments. There is no requirement to do 4-tier, but it is supported.
Thanks Rocky,
I'll go through the books and will come back if I have any doubts.
Thanks & Regards,
SreeRam.
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