Windows DNA - Relevance
Windows DNA is not a solution: it is a methodology propounded by Microsoft for building web enabled applications.
Overall, the DNA methodology is an umbrella term that covers many existing technologies to help us design and implement robust, distributed applications. It visualizes this whole application as a series of tiers, with the client at the top and the data store at the bottom. The core of DNA is the use of business objects in a middle tier of the application, and this is supported by two solutions: Microsoft Transaction Server (MTS), which is the component manager offering full transaction support; and Microsoft Message Queue Server (MSMQ), which provides the fault-tolerance required in a distributed application.
Windows DNA is like a map to help developers, technology planners, and IS managers avoid getting lost in the details of Microsoft's many operating systems, tools, technologies, and applications.
