MarnickTelenet
Programmer
We want to divide our Windows-application in three tiers:
- data (SQL-server)
- business (IIS-server with web-services)
- user-interface (Citrix-servers)
The business-tier will exist of web-services we call from our application.
Now we have RPT-reports that get their data through an ADO-data-connection.
In the future we want to use the RPT-reports based on data retrieved from web-services so that it's not necessary the reports has direct access to the data.
Does anyone has experience with that?
How do you have to launch the RPT-report in the VB-code of the user-interface?
- data (SQL-server)
- business (IIS-server with web-services)
- user-interface (Citrix-servers)
The business-tier will exist of web-services we call from our application.
Now we have RPT-reports that get their data through an ADO-data-connection.
In the future we want to use the RPT-reports based on data retrieved from web-services so that it's not necessary the reports has direct access to the data.
Does anyone has experience with that?
How do you have to launch the RPT-report in the VB-code of the user-interface?