Model-View-Presenter with ASP.NET: An (almost) exhaustive examination

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Model-View-Presenter with ASP.NET: An (almost) exhaustive examination

I've been working on an article for the past few weeks concerning the usage of the Model-View-Presenter pattern with ASP.NET. The article has been completed and uploaded to http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/ModelViewPresenter.asp. I hope you find this article useful. Please feel free to raise your questions and/or concerns.

Billy

Print posted @ Sunday, July 02, 2006 8:22 PM

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# re: Model-View-Presenter with ASP.NET: An (almost) exhaustive examination

I've been working on an article on this topic as well. I'm looking forward to reading yours because it may save me the trouble! ;) 7/2/2006 9:23 PM | Haacked

# re: Model-View-Presenter with ASP.NET: An (almost) exhaustive examination

Please leave a comment when/if you decide to write one. I'd be just as interested to read yours as well. Also, any feedback you have on the article would be much appreciated.

Billy 7/3/2006 3:48 AM | Billy

# re: Model-View-Presenter with ASP.NET: An (almost) exhaustive examination

Billy! Great job on the article...I almost feel like I am following you around with learning design since every time I am investigating a pattern or architectural implementation you seem to put an article out on Code Project...ie, NHibernate and now MVP. Apart from restricting my Presenters to communicating with my Service layer and using DTO's to shield my Domain objects, I arrived at a similar setup you did and that makes me GLAD :). Thanks for sharing all your discoveries and resources AND commented code. 7/3/2006 8:18 PM | Mike

# re: Model-View-Presenter with ASP.NET: An (almost) exhaustive examination

Billy, great article, and I'll second Mike's comments. I'm developing an ASP.NET app and every time I run up against a block (NHibernate, MVP with user controls) I find an article by you on CodeProject! 7/5/2006 2:20 AM | Geoff Stockham

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