N-Tiered Programming with VB.NET Interfaces and Singletons

Jeremy Beckham

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An article on using .NET Interfaces and a Singleton (a class that will only have one instance in memory at any time) to abstract the different layers in an N-tiered application.

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Jeremy Beckham

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I am a Senior Developer with High Power Consulting, and a student in the Information Systems and Decision Sciences program at LSU in Baton Rouge.
Currently working primarily with the Microsoft .Net Framework and T-SQL, I have significant experience with C programming in Unix and Linux environments. I also have expertise in PERL, VB 6, VBA for Reflection, VB.Net, C#, and Java, and I specialize in integrations and Service Oriented Architecture as well as n-Tiered architectures.

N-Tiered Programming with VB.NET Interfaces and Singletons

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