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    This document discusses defining the architecture for a FriendOrganizer application. It introduces N-tier and client-server architectures, explaining that client-server is not an anti-pattern. It outlines planning the client layers for the WPF client and setting up the FriendOrganizer solution with the data access, UI, and model layers. Security, logging and other features will be handled in the middle tier.

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    This document discusses defining the architecture for a FriendOrganizer application. It introduces N-tier and client-server architectures, explaining that client-server is not an anti-pattern. It outlines planning the client layers for the WPF client and setting up the FriendOrganizer solution with the data access, UI, and model layers. Security, logging and other features will be handled in the middle tier.

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    This document discusses defining the architecture for a FriendOrganizer application. It introduces N-tier and client-server architectures, explaining that client-server is not an anti-pattern. It outlines planning the client layers for the WPF client and setting up the FriendOrganizer solution with the data access, UI, and model layers. Security, logging and other features will be handled in the middle tier.

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    Defining the Architecture

    Thomas Claudius Huber


    MICROSOFT MVP (WINDOWS DEVELOPMENT)

    @thomasclaudiush www.thomasclaudiushuber.com
    Module
    Outline
    About N-Tier and Client-server
    FriendOrganizer:
    - Plan the client layers
    - Set up the solution
    About N-tier and Client-server

    Client Middle Database


    Tier
    ASP.NET
    WPF
    Web API

    Security

    Logging

    Entity
    SQL Server
    Framework
    About N-tier and Client-server

    Client Database

    WPF

    Entity
    SQL Server
    Framework
    Isn’t Client-server
    an anti-pattern?
    About N-tier and Client-server

    Client Database

    WPF

    Entity
    SQL Server
    Framework
    Middle Tier
    ASP.NET
    Mobile Web API
    Client
    Entity
    Framework
    Plan the Client Layers

    WPF Client Database


    Friend FriendOrganizer.UI
    Organizer.
    View
    Model
    ViewModel

    DataService
    Friend
    FriendOrganizer.DataAccess
    Entity Framework SQL Server
    Demo

    Set up the FriendOrganizer Solution


    N-tier
    Summary - put security, logging and more on the
    middle-tier
    Client-server
    - is not an anti-pattern
    - allows you to control the lifetime
    of the EF-DbContext
    FriendOrganizer is set up

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