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in thread Three-layer web application architecture

First of all, three-layer or two-layer architecture are not invented by me, I just utilized them, and they are actually common topic today. There are lots of tools to support both of them. 11-layer architecture does not sound familiar to me ;-)

When you cutting something into layers, there is always a question of how and where to cut. Each layer of your 11 layers actually falls in one of my three layer. A good way to define layer boundaries has to be helpful and can be easily used to describe and understand the system and architecture.

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Re: Re: Re: Three-layer web application architecture
by cleverett (Friar) on Nov 17, 2003 at 16:52 UTC
    I disagree with your negative evaluation of Abigail's post.

    He provided a great example of a mess. His "11-layer" architecture lacks the unified interface shown to the application/display layer, which makes your design work and the "11-layer" cake a pain.

    Plus I thought the last line was kind of funny.