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Sorry but that just looks painful...JMO...
Verses? Putting all the messaging logic in every program? Please note that the forum software put a ton of blanks into the code which makes it look huge. The other thing to remember is that 90% of the code is the same each time. If you look at screen programs, you find out that a standard edit panel is a standard edit panel. There is just very little code that is unique. Same is true for a standard single page load and now when you begin to look at separating the front end from the backend, the code is even more generic. The front end accepts the data, formats an XML request and sends it to the backend. The backend does it's thing and sends back a result. The front end gets the result and presents them so you end up with two unique functions in the front end. One to build the XML request and one to decode the result. Everything else is generic.
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