Re: VCL.NET or ASP.NET tools

do. Reporting is completely different in a web app. You'd do n-tier
differently in a web app (in particular you wouldn't use kbmmw any
more).

BTW,

By n-tier in this web-app case I just meant in the sense that it is a web
server with browser clients, and that kbmmw would not be required to
implement that in asp.net.

Lauchlan M


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