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• Re: Intellisense of inline code within .aspx views

  Add the following to .aspx page <% @ Import Namespace ="System.Web.Mvc.HtmlHelper" %>

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by JamesSteele on 12/11/2007

• Re: Setup Step By Step MVC Application

  Hi toyash, ASP.NET MVC is not supported on Visual Studio 2005. You will require .NET Framework 3.5 and Visual Studio 2008 or Visual Developer 2008 Express Edition. Web Applications do not work with Visual Web Developer Express editions. You can learn more reading Introduction to Web Application Projects

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by JamesSteele on 12/10/2007

• Re: Asp.Net MVC with SubSonic Support.....?

  Hi paggy4u, If you are not already subscribed, you will want to keep an eye on Rob Conery's blog (creater of SubSonic for those who are not aware... and now part of Microsoft). Here is a comment he made on this blog post : " MVC Support : We’re going to throw all kinds of love at the new MVC toolset. All Kinds. It’ll be magic. And we’ll cook up some nice reference apps for you to play with. More on that later (when I figure out just what features I’ll be working on in the MVC toolset."

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by JamesSteele on 12/10/2007

• Re: Where is TestViewEngine class?

  Hi ChrisTorng, TestViewEngine class is part of the MonoRail MVC Web Framework (by castle project) . You can download it here .

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by JamesSteele on 12/10/2007

• Re: Where is TestViewEngine class?

  Hi rolkey, The ViewEngineBase class is located in the namespace Castle.MonoRail.Framework which is part of the Castle.MonoRail.Framework.dll. What assembly version are you using? Is it 1.0.3.0?

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by JamesSteele on 12/10/2007

• Re: Visual Studio Express support?

  Hi Travis_Simon_365, Web Applications do not work with Visual Web Developer Express editions. You can learn more reading Introduction to Web Application Projects where it notes that: " Note Web application projects do not work with Visual Web Developer Express Edition. "

  Posted to ASP.NET 3.5 Extensions Preview (Forum) by JamesSteele on 12/10/2007

• Re: Visual Studio Express support?

  Hi lordabdul, Yes the Web Developer Express 2008 edition supports the ASP.NET MVC Framework. Make sure you have installed the ASP.NET 3.5 Extensions Preview which you can download from here .

  Posted to ASP.NET 3.5 Extensions Preview (Forum) by JamesSteele on 12/10/2007

• Re: MVC application not running under IIS6

  Hi Andrew, With IIS7 you can just rely on the URL mapping features of the server to map the MVC file type. With IIS6 you can do one of two things: 1 - Setup an ISAPI filter to map MVC URLs to ASP.NET 2 - Include an extension in the URL. For example: http://localhost/Home.mvc

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by JamesSteele on 12/10/2007

• Re: what is Multi-Thread ? and what Multi-Thread for?

  Hi, Here is a brand new blog series starting on threads in .NET . Hopefully it will help address a lot of your questions. The article Multi-threading in .NET: Introduction and suggestions will help answer your questions.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by JamesSteele on 11/29/2007

• Re: Parser Error Message: Child nodes not allowed

  Perhaps this will help http://dotnetslackers.com/IIS/re-37575_Missing_ASP_NET_Tab_in_IIS_MMC_on_64_bit_machines.aspx Are you using a 64-bit machine? I did a bit of searching around on google and its seems a lot of people are having this problem with the ASP.NET going missing.

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by JamesSteele on 11/25/2007