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Conceptual Web Application

Asked by yami_rider in C# Programming Language, Language Integrated Query - LINQ, Microsoft Access Database

Tags: C#, ASP.NET, LINQ, Access, GridView

This is more of a conceptual question as no work has been done yet. Currently we have a business application running off of Access with a SQL 2005 backend. Access merely serves as the user interface with its forms.

What we would like to do is port these forms/functionality into a web based application. The application is:

1. Order Entry system
2. Ability to add attachments
3. Ability to add multiple customers to one order


I have already set up:

1. The LINQ/SQL DAL
2. Business Wrapper exposing basic CRUD
3. Business Logical Layer - Business rules and validation

I can query our existing data today, add records, update etc. What I have not done yet is build a UI.  I am more acustom to Windows Forms, not so much Web UI.

Can the above be done in a WebUI?  Currently the access forms have tabbed controls, grid view for adding multiple customers, multiple items, attachments, etc..

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