Really good, you should give it a shot, I have decided to go for a production project with MR for next try. I think asp.net has a lot of issues- inappropriate view template/page class model balance (the asp.net page side is so weak- try to assign a default
value in ObjectDataSource parameter without using C#/VB.NET), very complicate page life cycle. MonoRail combines to good thing about a simple MVC Model, a simple but powerful enough view engine (NVelocity), and a good PMC team. Also have to mention have ActiveRecord
which leverage NHibernate model to simple to use annotation based model. It worths a try.
I have experience with the MVC patterns Struts and JSF.for Java. These will provide controllers to manage View and Modal Classes and Navigation.
But .NET, i think it works as inbuilt.
let us say. asp.net as view
and cs file as model classes.
For navigation we can maintain the file names in web.config. instead of writing hard code for file name like response.redirect("somefile.aspx")
then what is the extra MVC benifite can we get by MonoRail Project.
Please correct me if any thing wrong here.
Please Mark as Answer, if it answers you, also correct me if I'm wrong.
The .aspx file and the .aspx.cs code-behind file of ASP.NET together make up the ASP.NET page, which is the view in a MVC framework. ASP.NET would have you believe that the controller is the code-behind, but anyone with prior MVC experience will know this
is definitely not correct. Check out the MonoRail project at
http://www.castleproject.org and just go over the Getting Started documention there... I think it will give you a much better understanding of true MVC (both overall and .NET).
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are there any mvc frameworks developed for .net?
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I have experience with the MVC patterns Struts and JSF.for Java. These will provide controllers to manage View and Modal Classes and Navigation.
But .NET, i think it works as inbuilt.
let us say. asp.net as view
and cs file as model classes.
For navigation we can maintain the file names in web.config. instead of writing hard code for file name like response.redirect("somefile.aspx")
then what is the extra MVC benifite can we get by MonoRail Project.
Please correct me if any thing wrong here.
Please Mark as Answer, if it answers you, also correct me if I'm wrong.
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