ASP. MVC3 Series Tutorial – Web Pages 1.0

Http://www.cnblogs.com/highend/archive/2011/04/14/aspnet_mvc3_web_pages.html

I:web Pages 1.0 special files that begin with "_" (file naming is case-insensitive)

In summary, we learned that MVC3 's app initialization sequence is:
(I do not exclude other types of files that I have not found, but currently, as far as I know, the three most widely used)

Under Web pages 1.0, unless you explicitly named view with "_". Otherwise, you will encounter the following page prompts that are not available when you request a page that starts with "_"
(this figure was posted on the basis of the razor grammar. Here is to let everyone warm and know the new)

About the *.cshtml generated class name format Most page-generated assembly formats
Page compilation is compiled as a separate page into an assembly with random strings, and can of course compile n pages into 1 assemblies in a precompiled manner

II: Order of execution of special files starting with "_" in multiple directories

_appstart.cshtml can only exist in the root directory ("~/") if you place _appstart.cshtml files under subdirectories. Then the file will not be executed when the app is initialized
When accessing ~/somepage.cshtml. The ~/_pagestart.cshtml is executed first and then in the execution ~/somepage.cshtml when in the context of a complex subdirectory:

~/_pagestart.cshtml

~/sub/_pagestart.cshtml

~/sub/somepage.cshtml

Iii:web Pages 1.0 The starting principle of the detachment WebForms

First, the WEB pages take advantage of the feature to SourceFile:AssemblyInfo.cs the ASP///(System.Web.WebPages.dll)//attributeclass on the assembly itself: system.web. Preapplicationstartmethodattribute//Features: extension//parameter 1:asp.net provide for ASP.//Parameter 2: Run method name// Source: [Assembly:preapplicationstartmethod (typeof (System.Web.WebPages.PreApplicationStartCode), "Start")]//line : 15 then we can see here that the Web pages of ASP. Provide is. Web.WebPages.PreApplicationStartCode Startup method is start

public static void Start () {

    Order so we had to guard against multiple calls.

    All Start calls is made on same thread, so no lock needed here.

    if (_startwascalled) {

        Return

    }

    _startwascalled = true; Setting the Start method has been called

    Webpagehttphandler.registerextension ("cshtml");//Register extension

    Webpagehttphandler.registerextension ("vbhtml");//Register extension

    Turn off the string resource behavior which would not work on our simple base page

    pageparser.enablelongstringsasresources = false;//optimization option

    Dynamicmoduleutility.registermodule (typeof (Webpagehttpmodule));//The focus is here. ~ ~ registered a Webpagehttpmodule

    Scopestorage.currentprovider = new Aspnetrequestscopestorageprovider ();

    Requestscopestorageprovider for ASP. NET Web pages

}

ASP. MVC3 Series Tutorial – Web Pages 1.0