What is the price of the Middle Tier Enterprise Server license? Is it release yet?

Also, the white paper raise some questions regarding the programming from a win application. The Enterprise Server and the SQL Server Database can be in two different network, right?

How do you call the Enterprise Server services from a win application. How the data binding is done?

I hope my questions were clear. We bought your Framework and want to access a foreign database (can it be a Oracle database?)

Your framework is great!

A quick answer will be greatly appreciated.

I will have Bob Davis contact you will the pricing.  It is in the final stages of being tested and will be made available for purchase very soon.

Absolutely!

Your data binding does not change at all.  In fact, you only change a single line of code in the entire application.  This gives you the ability to swap back and forth between a standard connection, SQL Server, for example and the ES (Enterprise Server) connection.  It is a data layer and it modified in the AppMain.vb or program.cs file.  Instead of using a SQLDataSourceItem you would use an EnterpriseServerDataSourceItem.  It is that simple.  You can write your entire application and tack it on at the very end in minutes. 

StrataFrame comes with the following pre-built data access layers: SQL Server, Oracle, Access, FoxPro, and OLEDB.  You can easily create your own data access layer if these are not the databases you are intending on using.