MVC vs. 3-tier architecture?

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chhaya picture chhaya · Jan 2, 2011 · Viewed 74.6k times · Source

What is the basic difference between MVC and 3-tier architecture?

Answer

F. Farjaminejad picture F. Farjaminejad · Dec 17, 2012

3-tier is a Architecture Style and MVC is a Design Pattern.

so is Different in that.

but we could using mvc pattern in 3-tier architecture style.

so:

Presentation Tier: "Controllers and Views" from MVC Pattern.

Business Tier : "Model(Data)" from MVC Pattern.

Data Access Tier : Original Data Access Tier.

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