Referring DLL in 3tier architecture

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I have a project in 3tier architecture. I need to keep the business and datalayer in a separate server and database in another server and my presentation layer in another server(Totally 3 servers). How do I refer to the business and data layer dll's(which is in another server) from presentation layer? Is there any way that I can do this through web.config? I do not want to manually add reference to the project. Any inputs would be appreciated.

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Posted 28-Jun-10 22:49pm

NishaPai

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Abhinav S · Answer 1 · 2010-06-29T00:47:00

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You could always use WCF to communicate between the two layers.

Posted 29-Jun-10 0:47am

Abhinav S

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NishaPai 29-Jun-10 7:57am

I'm kind of new to this, can you please provide any helpful links in regard to achieve this?

Abhinav S 29-Jun-10 11:58am

Have a look here - http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc304370.aspx.
This link could however be a little complex....

NishaPai 30-Jun-10 1:19am

Thanks for the link. I'll go through it