At 3/8/99 03:00 AM (Monday), you wrote:
>        Can be said that in a web-based application the browser is the
>client, a database server the server AND the servlets (in web server) the
>middleware (second tier)?
>        It's a simple question but I need to clarify it for theorical
purposes.

Yes, this can be said. My rule of thumb is if the client machine does not
establish a direct connection to the database then you have a multi-tier
situation. It does not matter if the middle tier is a "true" application
server or not.

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