Multi-level MVC folder, application of Asp.net mvc2.0 Areas

This article is only written to people who encounter the same problem, so it will be a little short.

Problem:

There is a project to: 1. User management background; 2. developer background; 3. User foreground.

Take the article list module as an example.

Expected access path: 1. User Management Background: http://demo.com/admin/News/index

2, developers Background: http://demo.com/s7mmer/News/Index

3, user front-end: http://demo.com/News/Index

　　

It is very troublesome to use Asp.net mvc1.0 to do this. I checked it online and found that Asp.net mvc2.0 provides the areas feature.

Solution:

I checked the usage on the Internet and added an areas named admin to the project. Right-click vs to open the project or the "areas" option cannot be found in the folder, I don't know if I understand the error or the patch is not installed?

Therefore, you can only take the following steps:

1. Create an areas folder in the root directory

2. manually create a directory in areas as follows:

3. Add a ing and create a class myarearegistration. CS in the areas folder.

The Code is as follows:

 

Code

Using system;
Using system. Collections. Generic;
Using system. LINQ;
Using system. Web;
Using system. Web. MVC;
Using system. Web. Routing;
Namespace s7mmer. Web
{
Public class adminarearegistration: arearegistration
{
Public override string areaname
{
Get {return "admin ";}
}
Public override void registerarea (arearegistrationcontext context)
{
// You can modify matching rules by yourself.
Context. maproute (
"Admincontroller_default ",
"Admin/{controller}/{action}/{ID }",
New {controller = "home", Action = "Index", id = ""}, // parameter defaults
New String [] {"s7mmer. Web. Areas. admin. controllers"} // namespace of Controllers
);
}
}
Public class s7mmerarearegistration: arearegistration
{
Public override string areaname
{
Get {return "s7mmer ";}
}
Public override void registerarea (arearegistrationcontext context)
{
// You can modify matching rules by yourself.
Context. maproute (
"S7mmercontroller_default ",
"S7mmer/{controller}/{action}/{ID }",
New {controller = "home", Action = "Index", id = ""}, // parameter defaults
New String [] {"s7mmer. Web. Areas. s7mmer. controllers"} // namespace of Controllers
);
}
}

Public class websitearearegistration: arearegistration
{
Public override string areaname
{
Get {return "website ";}
}
Public override void registerarea (arearegistrationcontext context)
{
// You can modify matching rules by yourself.
Context. maproute (
"Websitecontroller_default ",
"{Controller}/{action}/{ID }",
New {controller = "home", Action = "Index", id = ""}, // parameter defaults
New String [] {"s7mmer. Web. Areas. Website. controllers"} // namespace of Controllers
);
}
}

}

 

4. Create newscontroller. CS in the admin folder under the areas folder.

5. Right-click public actionresult index () in newscontroller. CS to add a view.

Index. aspx has been added to news

6. Modify the global. asax file in the root directory and add arearegistration. registerallareas () in application_start ();

 

Protected void application_start ()
{
Arearegistration. registerallareas ();
// Registerroutes (routetable. routes );
}

 

 

Compile and access http: // localhost: 1108/admin/news/index. User Management Background access is successful!

The other results can be achieved by following the above steps, so that the front and back-end files can be separated to facilitate management.

 

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