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 Post subject: Need advice/opinions on project setup plan
PostPosted: Sun Aug 05, 2007 8:43 pm 
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Hi Everyone,

i am in the planning stages of a rather large, multi component project and would like some advice/opinions about how i am planning on structuring everything.

here is the breakdown:

2 ASP.NET AJAX Web Applications

1 ASP.NET Web Service (acting as the data access point for all other components).

Several .NET Forms applications and windows services that will use the web service to communicate with the database.

some of the Forms applications will run on customer computers, and the services will run on company servers.

The object model needs to be available to all these various applications, so what i am thinking of doing is making the object model its own class library assembly. the web service will contain all the data access code and will reference the object model, as will all the client applications.

how as far as NHibernate is concerned, what would be the best way to implement the framework, and given the basic info above, do you foresee and potentional problems or gotchas?

any input would be greatly appreciated. thanks.


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