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Reading in an N-tier system
Thank you for the tips early. They are being used as we speak. Now I am
having troubles passing the xml stream from my business object to my data
access object to save the data to the sql server. I can write to the xml
stream beautifully but i lose the data when i go to the data access object.
Obviously in my own thinking this would happen because you close the first
object and open the second but is there a way to get the data across and
if so how? Any suggestions??
Thanks,
Bryan
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Re: Reading in an N-tier system
The simplest way to solve your problem is to pass an XML string by value
from one component to another. Then it won't matter if you close the first
object.
"Bryan" <stenfors@swbell.net> wrote in message
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> Thank you for the tips early. They are being used as we speak. Now I am
> having troubles passing the xml stream from my business object to my data
> access object to save the data to the sql server. I can write to the xml
> stream beautifully but i lose the data when i go to the data access
object.
> Obviously in my own thinking this would happen because you close the
first
> object and open the second but is there a way to get the data across and
> if so how? Any suggestions??
>
> Thanks,
> Bryan
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