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Hi
I have been following this tutorial:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee307987(VS.100).aspx#registering_routes_in_account_and_store_areas
and have an application (a bit more complex) like this set up. All the areas are working fine, however I have noticed that if I change the project…
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Areas are a great feature of MVC now. The let you put common code into an Area and then its segregated from other code. That makes it really easy to put those common feature in one spot and not have the interfere with other code. So today I was working on a new area and starting to test code in…
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When running the MVC 2 Areas example that has a Blog Area and Blog Controller the URL looks like this:
http://localhost:50526/Blog/Blog/ShowRecent in the format:
RootUrl / AreaName / ControllerName / ActionName
Having just discovered MVC Areas, it seem like a great way to organise code, ie create…
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So we finally got "areas" in our ASP.NET MVC framework! I'm able to get them up and going but one thing that bothers me is the amount of development servers it instantiates! So I currently have 6 areas, and when I run it I get 6 dev server instances running. Is this really necessary? MSDN is having…
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I have some common web pages that will be in multiple MVC applications. For those pages I'd like to reuse the same source code (controllers + views) between the different MVC web sites. What is the best way to go about doing this?
ASP.NET MVC areas seem like one possibility but they just a sub directory…
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