So, I am defining a route like so:

 routes.MapRoute(

   "Templates",

   "template/{templateName}",

   new {controller="Template", action="GetTemplate" }

); 

 Which works great for the first request, but the 'templateName' parameter holds on the the value of the first request through.  So, if my initial request was http://myserver/template/template1, then templateName=template1, forever.  I can send http://myserver/template/template2, and (stepping through the action) templateName is still template1 until I restart the app.

 My guess is I am doing something silly, but can't see what it is.

 Thanks,
Ruprict

Are you perhaps using an IoC container to retrieve your controllers?  If so, it may be that your controller is incorrectly servicing more than one request.  See http://stackoverflow.com/questions/238460/aspnet-mvc-beta-1-defaultmodelbinder-wrongly-persists-parameter-and-validation#241258 for more information.

If you're not using an IoC container, please let us know so we can look into this further.  Thanks!

That was it.  I can't believe I missed that.  Thanks!

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