Build your web app with asp.net mvc 2 from scratch

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This document provides an overview and agenda for building a web application with ASP.NET MVC 2 from scratch. It discusses routing, controllers, views, models, unit testing, and extending MVC 2 with features like dependency injection, AJAX, and a templating UI framework. The presentation includes a demo of quickly building an MVC application and covers key concepts like routing, controllers, action results, views, view models, and model-view-controller separation. It also describes how to add asynchronous controllers, AJAX functionality, and other extensions.

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RoutingResponsibilityMap request to controller actionCreate out going Url corresponds with controller actionRoute PatternDefault parameter valueroutes.aMapRoute(“simple”, “{controller}/{action}/{id}”, new {id=“”});Constraints with Regular ExpressionCacheable - Data parameter

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VIewStrong Typed Viewspublic partial class Index : ViewPage<Product> {…}Controller : return View(product);ViewModel custom class to render view by requirementHtml Helper classViewEngine

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Build your web app with asp.net mvc 2 from scratch

1. BUILD YOUR WEB APPLICATION WITH ASP.NET MVC 2 FROM SCRATCHZZ Black Coffee #5 : Web ProgrammingChalermponAreepong : Nine (นาย)Greatfriends community leadMicrosoft MVP : ASP.NET

2. AgendaDemo Fast build web mvc application RoutingControlModelViewUnit TestingExtend MVC 2 DI/ Ajax/ Telirik MVC UIQuestion / Answer

3. Demo Fast build web mvc application

4. RoutingResponsibilityMap request to controller actionCreate out going Url corresponds with controller actionRoute PatternDefault parameter valueroutes.aMapRoute(“simple”, “{controller}/{action}/{id}”, new {id=“”});Constraints with Regular ExpressionCacheable - Data parameter

5. ControllerAction Method{action} = controller methodParameter{controller}/{action}/{id} {id} = parameter for controller methodMulti parameter {controller}/{action}/{id},{name}routes.MapRoute(“hello,”say/hello/{id},{name}”, new { Controller = “say”, action = “hello”});Default parameter test([DefaultValue(10)]int max) {…}C#4 test(int max = 10) {…}

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8. ModelViewModelInputReportDomainModelBusiness ObjectBusiness RuleBusiness MethodData AccessORMRepository Pattern

9. Extend mvcAJAXRequired MicrosoftAjax.js, MicrosoftMvcAjax.jsSample code view<%: Using(Ajax.BeginForm(“HelloAjax”, new AjaxOptions { UpdateTargetId = “results”})) { %><%: Html.Textbox(“query”, null, new {size=40}) %> <input type=“submit /><% } %><div id=“results”> </div>Sample code controllerpublic ActionResultHelloAjax(string query) { if(Request.IsAjaxRequest()){ return Content(“You entered” + query);}else { return RedirectToAction(“Index”, new {query = query}); }}

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