Model View Controller
These days, Model View Controller (MVC) is a buzzword in the ASP.NET community,
thanks to the upcoming ASP.NET MVC framework that Microsoft is expected to
launch soon (at the time of writing of this book, only Preview 5 was
available). This chapter is dedicated to MVC design and the ASP.NET MVC
framework.
In this chapter, we will learn about MVC design patterns, and how Microsoft has
made our lives easier by creating the ASP.NET MVC framework for easier adoption
of MVC patterns in our web applications. The following are some highlights of
this chapter:
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Understanding the Page Controller pattern
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Understanding the need for the MVC design pattern
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Learning the basics of MVC design
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Understanding the Front Controller design pattern
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Understanding REST architecture
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Understanding the ASP.NET MVC framework
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Implementing the ASP.NET MVC framework in a sample application
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The ASP.NET MVC framework was created to support pattern-based software
development. In other words, the framework was designed to make it easier to
implement software design principles and patterns when building web
applications..............
Define state management in ASP.NET. | Define Client-side
state management and Server-side state management.
What is Master Page in ASP.NET? | Advantages of using Master
Page in ASP.NET | Define Multiple Master Page. | How do you create Master Page?
Define Exception handling in ASP.NET. | What are the ways of handling
exceptions in ASP.NET? | Explain Try/catch block method of exception handling.
| Define Error Events. Define Custom Error Pages. | Why is exception handling
important to an application? | When can you use tracing with exception
handling?
ASP.NET can also impersonate a specific account you specify in
web.config.........
The passing of the control from the child to the parent is called as
bubbling..........
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