Which design pattern can be used for a web application?

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HI ,

I want to develop a web based project for an Insurance project.More than 200 users will be logged same time .I want to use 3 tier architecture and WCF.(Presentation->WCF->BLL->DAL).Which design pattern i can use for this project and how can i implement it?Please help me out.

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Posted 17-Feb-13 19:02pm

Saneesh PK

Updated 17-Feb-13 19:03pm

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Kishor Deshpande 18-Feb-13 1:07am

To know which pattern should be used, you should be aware of all system specifications/ needs.
So can not be answered in short, needs more explanation.

Saneesh PK 18-Feb-13 1:42am

Thanks for your reply.

My project is like this , An insurance agent company ,which have many branches, they can issue policies of different insurance companies.Each branch will have many number of users .Tthe application follows the architecture as shown below
Application->WCF->BLL->DAL.

Aplication and WCF will be hosted on a single server.Hope these informations sufficient for you..
Regards
Saneesh

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2013-02-17T19:06:00

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It totally depends on your application. You are talking about architectural patterns (not exactly design patterns); and the architecture is dictated mostly by your application goals, as well as the whole decision to use ASP.NET, WCF or other technologies. Not the other way around.

—SA

Posted 17-Feb-13 19:06pm

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

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Saneesh PK 18-Feb-13 1:11am

Hi Sergey Alexandrovich,
Thanks for your reply.
Iam clear about architecture.I want to know the use of using design patterns and its advantage,and which design pattern can be used for a project like this..?

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 18-Feb-13 1:17am

Like what? Without it, your question makes no sense. No, you are not "clear about architecture", otherwise you knew what architectural pattern to use. After all, read about then...
—SA

Saneesh PK 18-Feb-13 1:35am

My project is like this , An insurance agent company ,which have many branches, they can issue policies of different insurance companies.Each branch will have many number of users .Tthe application follows the architecture as shown below
Application->WCF->BLL->DAL.

Aplication and WCF will be hosted on a single server.Hope these informations sufficient for you..
Regards
Saneesh