I'm trying to incorporate Ninject with my ASP.NET MVC 3 RC application.
From the tutorials I found, I'm supposed to set the ServiceLocator via
MvcServiceLocator.SetCurrent
in the Global.asax file, but I can't seem to find this in ASP.NET MVC 3 RC. Has this been changed to something else?
The design for this feature has changed. The following blog post should answer your questions: http://bradwilson.typepad.com/blog/2010/10/service-location-pt5-idependencyresolver.html
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How to add an ASP.NET MVC project to an existing ASP.NET Web forms application. How to call MVC project page from existing website.
You can refer this step-by-step guide on how to do that.
Your question is similar to
Is it possible to host an asp.net MVC in the same folder as asp.net web forms app?
We were in the exact same situation as you and it's not as bad as you might think. Thanks to Nuget it's a fairly easy process that you can follow and Dave Paquette describes how to do it in his blog post
And once you've got Mvc up and running all you need to do to go from one to the other is to redirect to Mvc from webforms:
Response.Redirect("~/Controller/Action/")
You can also use the Mvc routing system to generate routes from within webforms as well:
System.Web.Mvc.UrlHelper url = new System.Web.Mvc.UrlHelper(HttpContexxt.Current.Request.requestContext)
Response.Redirect(url.Action("Action", "Controller"))
I follow Scott Allen's tutorial through MVC 4. He talks about InitializeSimpleMembershipAttributes file inside Filters folder. I can't find any of it in my solution. What did I do wrong?
There is no Filters folder in MVC5. The Filters folder is there for the SimpleMembership filters that were introduced in MVC4. MVC5 does not use SImpleMembership, but uses ASP.NET Identity which does not have those filters, thus no filter folder is present.
I have worked on asp.net 2.0 years ago and recently worked on SL and WPF applicaiton have idea on mvvm. As my next project would be on ASP.net MVC DotNet FW 3.5, I was looking for sample application code using MVC any links\forum on this would be of gr8 help.
Welll I was going through http://www.asp.net/mvc/tutorials/mvc-music-store/mvc-music-store-part-3 and noticed the view uses cshtml file extension rather aspx and was confused. Please, point me to some refernces to start as a biggner.
First of all i'd recommend MVC4 and .Net 4.
The easiest way to learn is create a new project using the default MVC 4 internet project template. It has all the basics covered.
The most important about MVC is that you forget about webpages being files on disk. The .aspx and .cshtml files in MVC are views returned by a controller. A controller is a class which has functions, called Actions in MVC terms. If you have an url /Home/Index MVC would call function Index in controller class Home.
The .cshtml extension is used by view template files rendered by the ASP.Net MVC3 Razor View Engine. I often find videos to be great introductions to topics about which I want to learn more.
can anybody tell me that if i made a normal asp.net c# project and in that solution i want to add mvc project. so is it possible to call mvc view from normal page which is in first project? if yes then how can i call view page from normal page of asp.net c# project.
on live server how can i call mvc page?
Thanks
Samir
Mixing VB ASP.NET and C# ASP.MVC projects in a single solution
Ok, couple of different things here.
Can a ASP.NET forms project exist in the same solution? Yes
Can you mix MVC with WebForms in the same project? No
Can a MVC site communicate with a WebForms site? Yes, you can easily pass between via simulated form submission or by URL. You could also configure cookies to work across both sites.
Can you have an MVC site and a WebForms site use the same url? No
I'm not getting to hang of the entire FormAuthentication thing. Is there an up-to-date tutorial somewhere? I found this one, but it a bit old and the syntax doesn't match recent Asp.Net MVC.
Look in the Account Controller that a new ASP.NET MVC project creates. It should already have everything you need to get started.