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• Re: How to send an HTTP-Status 404, 403, etc.. as json or xml in an MVC website?

  Could you please elaborate on this? i must admit, I did have a look at this and was stuck on what to provide ... because i don't want a custom PAGE to redirect/display .. i've already defined/written the output i want. Example (web.config) code please? pretty please? @Dan : cheers :) that was just some pseduo code error while i was trying to cut away the real code *blush* to make this question lighter :) Now fixed :P

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by pure.krome on 9/17/2009

• Re: How to send an HTTP-Status 404, 403, etc.. as json or xml in an MVC website?

  * Polite bump *

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by pure.krome on 9/16/2009

• How to send an HTTP-Status 404, 403, etc.. as json or xml in an MVC website?

  Hi folks, i've got some simple Actions that return a JsonAction. nothing tough there. But, if there's a problem (eg. some exceptions are thrown) i wish to throw return certain HTTP status codes, like a 404 (resource not found), 500 (my code is bad and sucks), 401 (not authorised), etc. I got this idea from Twitter, here . It's not a new thing, but I sorta like it :) So, i tried making my own IExceptionFilter , called HandleErrorAsJson . That's not too hard, I thought :) I then have

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by pure.krome on 9/16/2009

• Re: RedirectToAction<T> ...

  Eilon - any news on this? I tried looking for one of these in the 'futures' dll but it's not there? Will there be one released soon? or a blog post so we can add it manually?

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by pure.krome on 4/6/2009

• Re: Storefront & ASP.NET MVC RC1

  - double post - :(

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC Storefront Starter Kit (Forum) by pure.krome on 3/24/2009

• Re: Storefront & ASP.NET MVC RC1

  Sure did Paul :) I thought this was the main reason people wanted to have Dependency injection. That was the first thing i saw DI being such a kewl thing, for me :) Then later I saw peeps use it for mocking, which is kewl also. If anything, I found it harder to do a simple in memory 'db' than a Linq2Sql one :P When i say DB, it's not at all. It's just a collection of IList<T> whatever's (eg. users, products, orders, inset-your-fav-stuff-here). The tough stuff was me trying

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC Storefront Starter Kit (Forum) by pure.krome on 3/24/2009

• Re: Storefront & ASP.NET MVC RC1

  Interesting post Paul :) One of the first things i also tried to do, from Rob's early incarnations of the StoreFront, was to see if i could make the entire app without the use of my SQL 2008 DB :) so when i was ready, i can then just use StructureMap to inject the SqlRepositories instead of the TestRepositories. It's also for Unit Testing .... the StoreFront taught me the difference between Unit (no db, with regards to data) and intergration (intergrate with a db, re: data).. because unit

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC Storefront Starter Kit (Forum) by pure.krome on 3/23/2009

• Re: Storefront & ASP.NET MVC RC1

  G'day Paul (and everyone else), i noticed the code sneaked into codeplex on the weekend so i checked it out, also :) Looks like i have a fair bit of catching up -- it's all confusing for me now :( ce la vie :) I hope Rob has at least one vid coming up, which can explain his refactor on a high level. Eg, what this infrastructure project is, etc. I know he talked about it a bit in his last (or 2nd last) vid, but now that he's finished the refactor, it would be good to get a refresh'd

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC Storefront Starter Kit (Forum) by pure.krome on 3/22/2009

• Re: Storefront & ASP.NET MVC RC1

  Awesomesauce Rob -- i just bought a new helmet because your new goodness is going to blow my mind .... !!!! :) (hmm.. that sounds ... really ... dodgy ... ) /me waits patiently :)

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC Storefront Starter Kit (Forum) by pure.krome on 3/1/2009

• Re: 404 - Page cannot be found

  >>but when i setup this website on IIS ver 5 (at the same computer) error 404 er.. why are u still using iis5? I'm not sure if this works on 5, but it's been tested against iis6 and iis7. If you're using Vista, then that's iis7. With iis6, you'll need to register the .mvc extension to get it to work. With iis7, it will just work, i believe.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC Storefront Starter Kit (Forum) by pure.krome on 2/9/2009