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Refactoring Corner: Partitioning DataWindow Technology

By Yakov Werde

pemurray@interrasys.com wrote: This is a great article. As an 11.2 user who wants to create scalable web applications I worry about the seperation of GUI and business logic in order to support N-Tier applications. Publishing to IIS does NOT scale. For me, the beauty of the datawindow is that even an intermediate developer like me can quickly create robust applications with minimal code. It is great that you outline ways to seperate the two. I hope Sybase is listening. Recently, I tried out another web application development tool. Good, but not PowerBuilder. Everywhere in my code I had to decide which code woul...

Feb. 1, 2011 08:48 PM EST

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