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Has anyone tried to apply MVC to write ASP (not .Net) programs?
Has anyone tried to apply MVC to write ASP (not .Net) programs?
Any good reference? Thanks "littlebeam" <cyrus.***@gmail.com> wrote in message I posted the following at the end of 2002 and never got a response:news:1144804459.964557.87620@v46g2000cwv.googlegroups.com... > Has anyone tried to apply MVC to write ASP (not .Net) programs? > Any good reference? Thanks > I read Al William's article in New Architect entitled: http://www.newarchitectmag.com/documents/s=7158/new1020217692284/index.html> "design patterns for web programming -- Do you need MVC?" at: > Show quote > > I was intrigued as I am building more browser-based applications and may be > taking on a large project soon. > > As an experiment, I looked at converting an exisiting simple application in > two steps: > > 1) Isolate all of the Model stuff within the existing module into a single > subroutine (to make sure it works). > It uses arrays to perist the data. > > 2) Pull that code out and make it callable by the Controller to pass to the > View. > The article discusses the use of XML to persist the data though I'm thinking > of using Session arrays. > > I quickly realized that the Model stuff has to handle a lot: > Add, Update, Delete, as well as support for multiple Views. > > I was hoping someone might point me to additional resources that address > this aspect of Model development; perhaps there are templates available. > > Thanks for any information. > > P.S. My "simple application" is quite large though it is only a single ASP > page. > > Basically, it's a Contact Manager that allows Contacts to be added, > displayed (singly and in various lists), updated, and deleted. It uses an > MS-Access database with a single table called "Contacts". "littlebeam" <cyrus.***@gmail.com> wrote in message I have seen a german company who had a HRM program (forgot the name though) news:1144804459.964557.87620@v46g2000cwv.googlegroups.com... > Has anyone tried to apply MVC to write ASP (not .Net) programs? > Any good reference? Thanks > that had modified code into several parts all using ASP code. But I must admit, that the development costs must have been very huge. Most of the work, was done using notepad and a lot of work was delegated to SQL Server. At the view side (client side html processing) a lot of calls were made to utilities that created the HTML. |
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