Well, typically (and everyone, correct me if I'm wrong) you'd want to have your Web project contain the
controllers and views while your business logic and data access were in a separate project. You shouldn't need to reference the System.Web.Extensions from the business/data project. I'm not sure how to word this, but the business/data project
should be able to build and perform its job alone. Your Web project would need the reference to System.Web.Extensions (and your business/data project), the extensions reference is done automatically when you create a new MVC application in Visual Studio.
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Marked as answer by CompiledMonkey on Jan 03, 2008 01:01 PM
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Re: Do you find that the MVC framework removes the traditional BLL/DAL?
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Well, typically (and everyone, correct me if I'm wrong) you'd want to have your Web project contain the controllers and views while your business logic and data access were in a separate project. You shouldn't need to reference the System.Web.Extensions from the business/data project. I'm not sure how to word this, but the business/data project should be able to build and perform its job alone. Your Web project would need the reference to System.Web.Extensions (and your business/data project), the extensions reference is done automatically when you create a new MVC application in Visual Studio.