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Ahmundoi
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| 11/14/2001 3:19 PM |
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| I've got a project where we need to have web-based read-write access to an SQL Server (2000, ver 7).
We need it done fast, so we are first thinking of a 2-tier design, with the front end accessing the SQL Server database directly, and in the future to implement a 3-tier design, where we have DLLs with stored procedures as the middle tier. (DATABASE - DLLs - WEB)
I am a newbie at this, and have just barely started to crack open the books. Can someone suggest some good reading material, as well as if this is a good way to secure info? |
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Chip Andrews
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| 11/18/2001 9:07 PM |
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| Once again - this text is great primer for software development on Windows 2000 platform and Microsoft technologies in general:
Howard, Levy, and Waymire. Designing Secure Web-Based Applications for Microsoft Windows 2000. Microsoft Press, 2000. |
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