What is the difference between 2-Tier architecture and
3-Tier architecture
Answer Posted / ivreddy
Basically 2 tier architecture : This has 2 parts namely
client (front
end) and database (back end).The window application
generally developed in this technology
3 tier architecture :
1 Client-front end (request is given through client)
2.business logic :Middle layer (protocols are used for
processing the request)
3. Database :back end (response is given to the client)
Web applications are good examples for 3 tier architecture
The above answer ,i found in one of the sites.
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