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What is clr and its function?
It is execution engine of .net also called as heart of .net architecture
Components and Architecture of NET Framework?
refer related links.
What is a single tier architecture in net?
In single tier architecture, a single executable file handles all functions related to user,business and data services.like the case of PASCAL,COBOL.
What is the difference between classless subnetting and classful subnetting?
CLSM (Constant Length sub net Mask). Whenever we are Using Same Sub net Mask in entire Organization, that architecture Is Called CLSM in the Network.VLSM (Variable Length Sub net mask) in the Network. Whenever we are Using different-different sub net Mask in entire Organization, that architecture Is Called VLSM.
What scientific ideas of the enlightenment influence the arts?
architecture became less complicate and more grace ful nova net answer
Why is the name Walter Burley-Griffin so important to Canberra?
He was the person who designed Canberra layout and architecture. Google it on the net.
How can you get the old bsc it 6th sem question papers of kuvempu university?
With a neat diagram explain the architecture of .NET framework.
Three tire architecture in net?
GUI Layer[for UI designing],Bussines Layer[to program,calculation] and DataLink Layer[to access database]
What is the best tool for SaaS development?
Answer : .Net WCF , WPF Browser Application, SQL Server . Applying multitenancy data architecture www.itprecinct.com
What do you mean by net area?
total areaAs in Architecture Net area is not the total area but the area not occupied by walls and partitions. Some calculations do not consider vertical circulation, spaces such as elevators and stairs, or horizontal circulation, such as corridors, in this calculation.Others further define net area, such as Net Rentable Area, as only the area used by the tenants, less the mechanical spaces and public toilets, etc.
What are two different architecture in software development?
Traditional architecture was monolithic: one big program, running on a mainframe. Then, two tier (two layers) architecture came, with PCs talking to servers, both having some intelligence (applications versus data). Then three tier architecture arrived, powered by internet technology, Java and .Net. Data, applications and presentation are separated in this architecture. Presentation is almost always in a browser, the application and the data run on servers, usually in the corporate data center or somewhere 'on the internet'.
What has the author Theodore Fyfe written?
Theodore Fyfe has written: 'Hellenistic architecture' -- subject(s): Architecture, Greek, Architecture, Ancient, Architecture, Hellenistic, Ancient Architecture, Greek Architecture, Hellenistic Architecture 'Hellenistic Architecture - An Introductory Study'
