Luegisdorf
10/28/2005 7:01:00 AM
Hi G
2tier: direct communication between client/data base and
client/applicationsource
3tier (thin): only communication between client/AOS, AOS is communicating
with data base and applicationsource
3tier fat: communication between client/AOS and client/Applicationsource
AOS (Axapta Object Server) is a WindowsService.
Benefits of using 2tier/3tier:
- no direct access to DB or Applicationdirectory for clients
- buffering technique trough AOS
- crypt communication is possible
- server can execute some jobs with his own processor (the client is just a
''remote control'')
- load balancing is possible
But keep in Mind:
- needs extra hardware (suggested)
- setup processes must be done in 2tier mode (Axapta 3.0)
In Axpata 4.0 there will be only 3tier mode.
Hope this helps
Best Regards
Patrick
"G" wrote:
> What is the difference between and when to use ( 2 tier fat client,3 tier fat
> client and 3 tier thin client)
> --
> Thank You and Best Regards