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ASP.NET MVC One Step Deeper
The document provides an in-depth overview of ASP.NET MVC, focusing on topics such as dependency injection, action filters, and the Razor view engine. It discusses the use of various dependency injection containers, types of filters and their applications, and the specifics of HTML forms and helpers in MVC. Additionally, it includes references for further reading and learning resources related to ASP.NET MVC 3.
ASP.NET MVC One Step Deeper
- 1. ASP.NET MVC OneStep Deeper
- 2. Who I amEmadAlashiTechnical Team Leader in eSense softwarehttp://www.EmadAshi.comhttp://www.DotNetArabi.com@EmadAshi
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- 4. ASP.NET MVC OneStep Deeper
- 5. ASP.NET MVC OneStep DeeperFast intro
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- 12. Dependency InjectionASP.NET MVCOne Step Deeper
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- 16. UnityDependency InjectionService Locators(hides containers)
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- 20. DependencyResolver.SetResolver(Object)Dependency InjectionIDependencyResolverDependency InjectionDependencyResolver.SetResolver(…)DependencyInjectionDI needed in creating ControllersDependency InjectionDI needed for creating Controllers:No default constructor for StoreControllerStoreController(IStoreRepository repository)IDependencyResolver kicks inThe original IoC container is called through “GetService()”Controller is createdNo need for ControllerFactoryFiltersASP.NET MVC One Step Deeper
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- 33. ValidateAntiForgeryTokenAction FiltersFilter Providers,IFilterProvider (MVC 3):
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- 40. You can usemultiple ProvidersAction FiltersExample of Filter Provider
- 41. RazorASP.NET MVC 3One Step Deeper
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- 49. Multiline tokenRazorLayout (=MasterPages)@RenderBody()@RenderSection(“SectionName”, optional:true)
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- 52. The _ViewStart filecan be used to define common view code that you want to execute at the start of each View’s rendering
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- 56. Razor Inline Templates(Advanced)HTML FormsASP.NET MVC 3 One Step Deeper
- 57. HTML FormsHTML Helpers(Html.HelperMethod())
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- 65. SelectListHTML FormsEditorForModel() &EditorFor(m=>m.Property)
- 66. Shows proper fieldtypes depending on the Model Property types
- 67. Properties can begiven special behavior through attributes:HTML FormsUIHint(“NameOfTemplate”)Q/AThanks for attendinghttp://www.EmadAshi.comhttp://www.DotNetArabi.com@EmadAshi
- 68. ReferencesASP.NET MVC 3Dependency Injection
- 69. ASP.NET MVC 3Service Location (series by Brad Wilson)
- 70. Action Filters inASP.NET MVC (by Dino Esposito)
- 71. Get to KnowAction Filters in ASP.NET MVC 3 Using HandleError
- 72. Dependency Injection forFilters in MVC3
- 73. Conditional Filters inASP.NET MVC 3
- 74. Introducing “Razor” –a new view engine for ASP.NET
- 75. Razor Template inASP.NET MVC 3
- 76. MVC 3 HTMLHelpers
- 77. Webcamps.ms slides intraining kit
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Editor's Notes
- #7 Model is ignorantView knows about Model onlyController knows about both Model and View
- #8 Image from Dino Esposito’s article
- #11 Check the references to see where from this figure was used
- #12 Service Locators will act as a layer over Dependency Injection containersYou have to implement IDependencyResolver in order to use the container you want and add any specific logic you might need, though it’s advised not to go too sophisticated thereNinject will implmentIDependencyResolver for youYou will call DependencyResolver.SetResolver to set the resolver Dah!Each part of MVC will use this Service Locator and in the way it sees fit; Controllers have DefaultControllerActivator that uses your new implementation of IDependencyResolver, View have DefaultViewPageActivator, …etc.
- #13 Service Locators will act as a layer over Dependency Injection containersYou have to implement IDependencyResolver in order to use the container you want and add any specific logic you might need, though it’s advised not to go too sophisticated thereNinject will implmentIDependencyResolver for youEach part of MVC will use this Service Locator and in the way it sees fit; Controllers have DefaultControllerActivator that uses your new implementation of IDependencyResolver, View have DefaultViewPageActivator, …etc.
- #18 Better Inherit from “ActionFilterAttribute” if you need to do attribute filterIf you want to do Authorization filter consider inheriting from “FilterAttribute” classFilters can decorate an Action, a Controller (ControllerInstance), and to be global Authorize: checks to see whether the current user is logged in, and matches a provided username or role name (or names), and if not it returns a 401 status, which in turn invokes the configured authentication providerChildActionOnly: used to indicate that the action method may only be called as part of a parent request, to render inline markup, rather then returning a full view template.OutputCache: tells ASP.NET to cache the output of the requested action, and to serve the cached output based on the parameters provided. HandleError: provides a mechanism for mapping exceptions to specific View templates, so that you can easily provide custom error pages to your users for specific exceptions (or simply have a generic error view template that handles all exceptions). RequireHttps: forces a switch from http to https by redirecting GET requests to the https version of the requested URL, and rejects non-https POST requestsValidateAntiForgeryToken: checks to see whether the server request has been tampered with. Used in conjunction with the AntiForgeryToken HTML Helper, which injects a hidden input field and cookie for later verification
- #19 Filter Providers are filters of Filters by which you can manipulate filters before action
- #20 You can inherit from a Provider (e.g. FilterAttributeFilterProvider) and override GetFilters().AsEnumerabe<Filter>() something I learned by reading blogs and trying code out. I can’t recall when or how, but this shows how important reading blogs and trying code out is, I would have had hard time figuring how to return an IEnumerable the way I wanted
- #23 Razor knows where to break
- #29 PageData to pass data to the Layout page@functions you can declare code thereUse @Url.Content for proper path
- #31 Html Helpers are Extension methods that will make it easy to render html code for different uses (displaying links, fields, etc…)
- #32 A SelectList instance can be used to populate the list with the default value
- #34 UIHint is an attribute used to decorate a property in the Model class, will specify the name of the control to be used to display/edit the property