Sample application N-Layer Architecture with EF 4.0 and Webforms

I am looking for a sample architecture for multi layer architecture with asp.net webforms 4.0 and Entity framwork 4.0.

I don't want to use WCF services.开发者_如何学Go So If any one have any good link about it. Then please suggest me.

Thanks in advance for your replies.

Best Regards,

Jalpesh

NerdDinner has all the new stuff:

http://nerddinner.codeplex.com/

From their site:

Here's what we're working on:

• Mvc 3 + Razor - added
• EF Code First (for a database that already exists!) - added
• All libraries via NuGet - added
• YepNope with Modernizr - added
• JQuery Mobile beta 2 - added, some back button issues
• An updated MobileCapableRazorViewEngine fixing a nasty caching bug Scott introduced a few years back
• This probably needs to be tested some more then Pete and I will make it a NuGet package for MVC3. MVC4 will have formal support for mobile views baked in.
• Geolocation, both desktop and mobile - added, some mobile work needed
• MvcHtml5Templates by Scott Kirkland - added
• ELMAH (and MiniProfiler to come soon) - almost done
• 51Degrees Mobile capabilities module - added
• DotNetOpenAuth by Andrew Arnott - added proper Web Deploy Transforms - added
• OpenID - added
• Support all Countries - added
• Exploit Virtual Earth's APIs more - added "draggable pins"
• RSS Feeds for all pages - added a main one, need more?
• iCal downloads for all events - added an iCal feed, and iCal for each details
• "My" Dinners - added
• Mobile version of the site - added
• Twitter integration? Facebook integration? - Added Facebook, Twitter, sharing
• Blog Badges showing nearby dinners with automatic geo-location. - Added Flair, updating with cleaner implementation
• As many Tests and as much Coverage as we can stomach - need volunteers
• Continuous Integration Server - almost done. Thanks JetBrains!

Someone had taken the time to create such an app. It's available at http://www.dofactory.com. I found it some time ago when I was researching a pattern. Here, http://www.dofactory.com/Framework/Framework.aspx, they provide pretty descriptive detail regarding their design. It does have WCF but it looks like that would be pretty easy to strip out. Lastly the catch, it's $79 USD. I have not seen the code so I could not tell you if it's worth it or not. If you do buy it, please comment so others will have feedback from an actual user of the code.