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Currently we are migrating an existing asp.net web application to asp.net mvc 2 platform. All of our pages performs some business functionality before loading the page or initializing the page. How to achieve this similar behavior in asp.net mvc
The logic which we have currently in pagebase class for web app like this..
if (!Page.IsPostBack)
// Presenter.PerformStartUp()
Please help.
Thanks
Subu
ASP.NET MVC is a totally different pattern than what you might have been used in classic WebForms. There are no events in MVC. The are no pages in MVC. There is notion of PostBack in MVC. There is no ViewState in MVC. There are no server side controls in MVC.
In MVC you have a Controller which receives the user request, it manipulates the Model and passes a view model to the View for displaying. A good starting point is here: http://asp.net/mvc
If the existing application you are trying to migrate has been written properly and it has a service layer and a data access layer at best you could reuse those parts into the new ASP.NET MVC application.