Folks,
Has anyone came across a scenario where they have used SQL server state management on a 3 tiered architectuere ?
How should one implement (SQL server state management) without bypassing the middlelayer.
Thanks…
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Folks,
Has anyone came across a scenario where they have used SQL server state management on a 3 tiered architectuere ?
How should one implement (SQL server state management) without bypassing the middlelayer.
Thanks…
IMO, If the client is too strong on the 3 tier requirement and if the Web server(s) cannont talk with DB directly then StateServer is the solution.