Difference between three tier and n tier architecture
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n-tier implies n is any number - when n=3 then it is the same as n-tier.
The usual definition of 3-tier is presentation, logic & data (in any order), and yes, SOA can confuse the neophyte because sometimes it sits in the data tier, sometimes the logic tier and sometimes both logic & data tiers.
The whole subject is...subjective. If you need some tiers then call it n-tier - if you know that n=7 then call it 7-tier, or n-tier.
The usual definition of 3-tier is presentation, logic & data (in any order), and yes, SOA can confuse the neophyte because sometimes it sits in the data tier, sometimes the logic tier and sometimes both logic & data tiers.
The whole subject is...subjective. If you need some tiers then call it n-tier - if you know that n=7 then call it 7-tier, or n-tier.
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