Regarding MVC in asp.net on VS2005 ? After long hrs searching on net i came accros that it is not possible to create an MVC app in VS2005, so there any other way to implement MVC in VS2005. Plz giude me thru this issue.
Currently MVC supports only .Net Framework 3.5 and if you want to use with .Net Framework 2.0, visit Scott Hanselman’s blog entry
Deploying ASP.NET MVC on ASP.NET 2.0
Please note the ASP.NET MVC Preview 5 does not work on ASP.NET 2.0, even if you follow the instructions on Scott Hanselman's blog. Scott is currently looking at doing some very hacky workarounds, but it is not supported at all. If you do get it
to work that's great, but don't be surprised if sometimes mysterious things start to fail. (Hence the minefield image on his blog post!)
Thanks,
Eilon
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Marked as answer by Eilon on Sep 16, 2008 06:34 PM
I thought of something, which is other way round. that is Creating 1 solution an in that solution, 3 different projects will included, (MVC architecture) , that is Business layer as 1 CS project which will work as a controller, 1 project CS project for data
access, and website as VIEW layer in my project.
I thought of something, which is other way round. that is Creating 1 solution an in that solution, 3 different projects will included, (MVC architecture) , that is Business layer as 1 CS project which will work as a controller, 1 project CS project for data
access, and website as VIEW layer in my project.
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Regarding MVC in asp.net on VS2005 ? After long hrs searching on net i came accros that it is not possible to create an MVC app in VS2005, so there any other way to implement MVC in VS2005. Plz giude me thru this issue.
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Currently MVC supports only .Net Framework 3.5 and if you want to use with .Net Framework 2.0, visit Scott Hanselman’s blog entry Deploying ASP.NET MVC on ASP.NET 2.0
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Re: MVC on VS2005???????? Possible???????? :)
Sep 16, 2008 06:34 PM|LINK
Please note the ASP.NET MVC Preview 5 does not work on ASP.NET 2.0, even if you follow the instructions on Scott Hanselman's blog. Scott is currently looking at doing some very hacky workarounds, but it is not supported at all. If you do get it to work that's great, but don't be surprised if sometimes mysterious things start to fail. (Hence the minefield image on his blog post!)
Thanks,
Eilon
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Hi Eilon,
I thought of something, which is other way round. that is Creating 1 solution an in that solution, 3 different projects will included, (MVC architecture) , that is Business layer as 1 CS project which will work as a controller, 1 project CS project for data access, and website as VIEW layer in my project.
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Sep 22, 2008 07:08 AM|LINK
Hi Eilon,
I thought of something, which is other way round. that is Creating 1 solution an in that solution, 3 different projects will included, (MVC architecture) , that is Business layer as 1 CS project which will work as a controller, 1 project CS project for data access, and website as VIEW layer in my project.
Thankx N Regards,
Jackson C.
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Re: MVC on VS2005???????? Possible???????? :)
Sep 22, 2008 08:00 AM|LINK
Hi Jack,
If you want to use features of ASP.NET MVC framework, you must use VS 2008 with .Net Framework 3.5
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