>>If I use Web Services, It looks to me like I would have to deal directly with DataSets on my web forms rather than being able to leverage the functionality of the business object framework??
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>>I'm not very familiar with the .NET Remoting. How difficult is this to implement?
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>If you're using WebForms, the UI is already separated ... HTML client-side, everything else server-side. You don't need to use WebServices to get at anything server-side, because the code-behind for your WebForm is already server-side, just like the BizObjects.
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>~~Bonnie

It is logically separated, but the code-behind is (normally) still on the same physical server as the UI. If you have to have the ASPX/code-behind on the web server, the bizobj dll on a separate server, and the SQL database on a database server - I'm not clear on how you get references to the bizobj from the code-behind.