It really doesn’t matter, but there’s a reason why I want the controllers in a DLL file.
May I do that in an MVC project?
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It really doesn’t matter, but there’s a reason why I want the controllers in a DLL file.
May I do that in an MVC project?
create a mvc project MvcApplication1.
create a mvc project MvcApplication2 and delete everything in it.
add reference to MvcApplication2 in MvcApplication1
create a HomeController inside MvcApplication2
create a view inside MvcApplication1
that’s it.