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  • Re: Emultating Multview control with ASP.NET MVC and JQuery

    Yes very helpful, just one question.. having jquery doing an asyncronous post to the server and saving the data - errmm into what though a db?? but its temporary data that the person might not finish entering the form,..so i wouldn't want them to enter the data into the db, this would happen on the last submit on the multiview type form.. Show different DIVs rather than having all divs represented on the page and using jquery .. i could i suppose use asp.net mvc and jquery to download the next
    Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by smithym on 4/7/2009
    Filed under: session state jquery multiview asp.net mvc ajax
  • Emultating Multview control with ASP.NET MVC and JQuery

    Hi there, I am trying to emulate or create a similar functionality to a MultiView contol that is present in asp.net. I have at my disposal ASP.NET MVC and jquery... Its the wizard type functionality i need i.e. having for different pages and using next or previous to move between them.. Its exactly the same as MultiView in asp.net. I am sure something exists in Jquery but i can't seem to find it.. The reason i need such a control is that i am trying to convert an asp.net to asp.net mvc so i can't
    Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by smithym on 4/7/2009
    Filed under: jquery multiview mvc control
  • Re: Repository Pattern with 2 services & 2 dataccess layers - ?

    Thanks very much for you reply, can you elaborate on: What do you mean by restricting some methods to user groups / clients? So do you mean to offer a FULL service layer but disable some things (business logic) depending on who the client is (i.e. application)? But wouldn't this mean that the service would become over bloated with code thats not specific to one app and specific to the other?
    Posted to Architecture (Forum) by smithym on 4/7/2009
  • Repository Pattern with 2 services & 2 dataccess layers - ?

    Hi there, Can anyone help, I have 2 applications and they are nearly identical. they have a completely different presentation layer (web) and the business logic and database are nearly identical. Basically one app has some things that the other doesn't. so i was wondering if i can do the following without breaking any rules etc Each app has there own presentation layer. Each app has there own service layer each app has there own data access layer each app shares another service layer Hence the
    Posted to Architecture (Forum) by smithym on 4/1/2009
    Filed under: DDD repository pattern service layer data access
  • Using Entity Framework with MVC Storefront

    Hi, can anyone give a helping hand, I been watching the videos for the mvc storefront and have create my own website using these techniques i.e. DDD, Repository pattern but i wish to use Entity Framework. In the Interfaces it returns IQueryable but with the entity framework i should return ObjectQuery instead? - I will be using LINQ. Also in the storedfront example it goes something like this IQueryable<Category> GetCategories(); As in the mvc stored the Category class was a build entity class
    Posted to ASP.NET MVC Storefront Starter Kit (Forum) by smithym on 3/29/2009
    Filed under: entity framwork mvc repository pattern
  • Forcing a directory under a MVC proj to dynamic compile like app_code?

    Hi there, I am trying to discover if its possible to force compilation of code at runtime i.e. I would like to create a directory called "Plugins", and place source code into this directory. At runtime it would be compiled, this is pretty much how the app_code worked in web side (not web projects).... Of course i know that by default this doesn't occur.... but i was thinking that maybe i can use some code to force the compilation of source files at runtime under an mvc web project?
    Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by smithym on 9/13/2008
  • Create an AppHelper (class) and doesn't render in masterpage

    Hi there, Really confused.. can anyone help?... I created a small app following rob conery's examples... I must have missed something as i have this in the master page.. <link href="<%= AppHelper.ThemeRoot%>" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" /> and the actually method is here with no Namespace.. (it just returns HELLO) public static class AppHelper { public static string ThemeRoot { get { return "HELLO"; } } but what gets returned when i do
    Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by smithym on 9/8/2008
  • Re: TDD (test development) with MVC framework?

    THanks ... that is great ...
    Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by smithym on 9/7/2008
  • Re: TDD (test development) with MVC framework?

    Thanks for the quick reply, I think the mocking things sounds good :-) ... i don't have a true grip on it yet.... I presume it works directly in vs 2008 via a template??? so the tdd toolbar is functional?? So if i have a method that i need to test in mvc but that needs to first call a dataaccess layer to get some databack before be able to run .... then the i can mock this object?? so i don't need to make the call to the actually dataaccess layer?? this sounds very good, i have no idea how
    Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by smithym on 9/6/2008
  • TDD (test development) with MVC framework?

    Hi, I am very interested in using TDD for test developing an app i am writing with mvc framework.... I am a little confused as VS 2008 comes with its own built in TDD framewrok which i currently use at work and works pretty well for me... I know that also available in nUNIT, what are the advantages with this framework?? Should i change? And if anyone can help me understand the mocking frameworks specifically RHINO MOCKS..... after reading a little bit i seem to understand that you can get a mock
    Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by smithym on 9/6/2008
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