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Use CapableObjects with MVC – this is how //www.capableobjects.com/xdownloads/Doing%20MVC%20with%20CapableObjects.pdf
The document handles new model driven controllers for MVC and Wecpof for MVC and a few things in between.
Please give me feedback on content. Please try the things in the document. A new sample that I used is added.
Further reading: //www.capableobjects.com/2011/02/27/wecpof-getting-to-the-bottom-of-the-line-of-business-application/
//www.capableobjects.com/2011/02/27/wecpof-the-icing-on-the-model-driven-cake/¨
//www.capableobjects.com/2013/12/30/the-concept-application-whenandwhereproject/
A Very Big Thank You !!!
Rosor för dig!
Just came to the site to reread the MVC articles and found your pdf.
Love this:
“…Once I have wecpof set up this way I do not need to write more mundane code – I can define actions
and viewmodels in the model and the MVC app will follow…”
THANKS A LOT!!!
Hi CO!
Found one problem in the document – MDriven Framework for visualstudio 2012 PRODUCTION – EcoSetup_7.0.0.7218_Nightly_vs2012.exe.
Public static class EcoExtensions is missing in the EcoProject1EcoSpace when user follows the steps i the document. So item.ExternalId() doesn’t work in the Index view.
Solution – to add this class manually.
Thanks for comment – the document has been updated to show the correct using!
how to set the auto create field ExternalId of class1 with the result of query ?
thank you!
I’m new to MVC
I find that @Html.ActionLink(“Edit”, “Edit”, new { id=item.ExternalId() })
is not good if your class has an attribute called “id”
I have id:int and (ModelState.IsValid) is false because id=”6!2323″
instead I have to use
@Html.ActionLink(“Edit”, “Edit”, new { idForEdit=item.ExternalId() }) |
and now it works.
I have the impression I am using an undeclared variable “idForEdit” in Index.cshtml
which has to match “public ActionResult Edit(string idForEdit)” in the Controller.cs
– this seems so primitive – have I missed something ?
Yes you are correct – MVC uses a lot of “this name is used here – so look for that name there”.
The MVC framework use reflection – and location and naming to match views with controllers and attributes with action arguments.
It takes some getting used to 😉
Hi!
I’m trying to rerun examples and I found that htmlhelper DisplayWecpofUI() is missing in Eco.MVC
Question – what do I need to use to complete exercises from Part3 and Part4?
Thank you,
Regards,
Alexandr
Hi
Found DisplayWecpofUIBootstrap3() and it works,
CO – same question might be asked by newbies in MDriven during the ASP.MVC white papers exercises. Time to change pdf?
Thank you!
Regards,
Alexandr