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I’m still not totally clear on why I would need to build custom action filters. Maybe a couple examples would help.
Are there any action filters in your project that you feel are a must-have? Maybe even so important that you re-use them across all your MVC projects?
I use a “Logging” Action Filter to log all calls to my controllers with a dump of the parameters – this can be very useful during third-party testing allowing me to see how/why/when people are interacting with the application.
Although not an Action Filter, I also place a logging hook into my repositories that dumps the SQL generated by any Linq2SQL code … again useful to see exactly what is being executed and when.