I have been trying to find the best way to create the business and data layers of my application.
The choices are essentially to use typed datasets, custom business objects, or typed datasets as the data layer and business objects to encapsulate them.
I am gravitating towards this third option, after finding the article, “Creating a Business Logic Layer.” It is part of a series of articles discussing how to make a web site that uses data from a database.
I’m really picky about architecture, which is annoying because I just want to continue on this project. However, I want something that is not going to limit me later on.
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Tags: application design, ASP.NET, business logic layer, business objects, data access layer, Programming, typed datasets