What is difference between a 3-tiered application and a 3-layered application?

raja63229

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• Oct 21st, 2009

This is very common question asked by couple of companies and I noticed developers usually gets confused about the difference.When we talk about multi-layer, we usually mean an application broken down...

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jsubha2009

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• Nov 28th, 2009

When the Document Type Definition of XML file or document is specified directly in the xml file it is internal DTD. If however it is stored separately in a file with the rules for the xml file it is external DTD. We use the extension .dtd for external DTD. This DTD is like the XML Schema.

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Design a conventional iterative algorithm to traverse a binary tree represented in two dimensional array in preorder.

puzzlu

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• Sep 21st, 2010

Binary tree in 2 dimensional array?Here is the solution for binary tree in link list as node
{int info;node *left;node *right;};preOreder(node * Tree){push(tree);while(stack is not empty){myNode= pop();print myNode->info;push(node->right);push(node->left);}}

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Sandhya.Kishan

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• Jun 21st, 2012

Some other features of ASP.Net 4.0 are

1.Permanently Redirecting a Page
2.Better control of the ViewState
3.Chart control
4.Html Encoded Code Expressions
5.Better validation model (ASP.NET MVC)

dhivyapriyab

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• Jun 20th, 2012

1.output cache extensibility
2.session state compression
3.routing in asp.net
4.increased URL character strength
5.new syntax for Html Encode
6.View State mode for individual controls

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What is assembly in .NET and What do you mean by protected class always present in the same assembly?

Sandhya.Kishan

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• Jul 17th, 2012

The .NET assembly is a standard for the components built with Microsoft.NET.Assemblies can be executable (.exe) or non executable such as .dll(dynamic link library). There are two kind of assemblies ...

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What is Quorum Disk or partition in clustering?

vignesh

• Jul 26th, 2012

A quorum disk or partition is a section of a disk that's set up for use with components of the cluster project. It has a couple of purposes

Sandhya.Kishan

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• Jul 5th, 2012

A quorum is the minimal number of votes that is needed in a cluster, usually the majority. So if we have 3 nodes in a cluster, that means we have a total of 3 votes in the cluster and we will need a m...

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Prahlad Y

• Aug 11th, 2012

I challenge your assertion that MS is a Global leader, especially since the emergence of open-source platforms and software such as Linux, android, eclipse, java and php. Yes, MS is one of the import...

ramanpreet ghai

• May 28th, 2012

Microsoft is popular because 1->it provides the facilities to user point of view ,i.e,there is no problem regarding coaching to use these software ,you can use them without any type of special skills.In other words these software are user friendly.

2->due to functionality of the software

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GAURAV GUPTA

• Aug 25th, 2012

Webservices can be accessed by any system from any place across the world. While shared services can be accessed from any where but for a same attribute

albu77

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• Jun 1st, 2009

The shared assembly is intended to allow several app on one machine, where the shared assembly is located in the GAC.When we speak about WebService there is a notion of distributed architecture, you can use method or service which could be located on your machine or somewhere else.

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If a browser is used to call a web service directly from .aspx page without calling a proxy, what is returned?

Avi Tiwari

• Oct 14th, 2012

When the user hits the URL for a webservice on the browser, all the web methods inside the web service are displayed as links. The user can click on any of the web method, then it asks to enter the pa...

arun.12

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• May 1st, 2012

The browser will give the wsdl i.e webservices description what the mehtods it contains and what parameters required

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In .net GEC means ?

Sandeep

• Nov 30th, 2012

If you meant GAC, then its Global Assembly Cache. If you meant GC, then its Garbage Collection.

Corsaru

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• Nov 16th, 2012

I believe you are referring to GAC = Global Assembly Cache.

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What are the various methods provided by the dataset object to generate XML?

Note:- XML is one of the most important leap between classic ADO and ADO.NET.So this question is normally asked more generally how can we convert any data to XMLformat. Best answer is convert in to dataset and use the below methods.
vReadXMLRead’s a XML document in to Dataset.

vGetXMLThis...

shamsa.kanwal

• Jan 15th, 2014

GETXML

Lokesh M

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• Jan 7th, 2013

DataSet object provides the following methods to generate XML:
ReadXML
WriteXML
GetXML

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shashank Patil

• Jan 14th, 2015

Executable files
.exe, .vbs, .com, .bat

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Explain What is Data Manipulation?

mudanya

• Apr 13th, 2015

Data manipulation is resorting, rearranging and otherwise moving the data without fundamentally changing it

gym.prathap

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• Sep 21st, 2012

It depends

For Database, Data Manipulation refers to Data Manipulation Language. INSERT, UPDATE & MODIFY statements

For Programming Languages, Data Manipulation refers to CRUD
C-Create, R-Read, U-Update, D-Delete.
Data can be stored in memory, files, XML or databases

wisentechnologies

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