How do you put views and content in a separate assembly that can be referenced from a MvcApplication?
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How do you put views and content in a separate assembly that can be referenced from a MvcApplication?
It sounds like you’re talking about portable areas. Craig Shoemaker‘s Polymorphic Podcast had a recent episode featuring Jeffrey Palermo and Eric Hexter, and they discussed portable areas and what they are.
A link to an article at Los Techies appeared in the show notes, which is a great ‘how-to’ for getting started with working with portable areas.
The short answer is that you need to compile a project with the proper dependencies, and set the build action on all views as embedded resources.