ASP. net mvc 2.0-how to run WEB Applications

About ASP. net mvc Framework, BKJIA-.NET channel recommended to you, this series of articles also include:

Article 1 Introduction to ASP. net mvc 2.0 MVC Framework

Install VS2010

Install Visual Studio 2010 first. For the installation process, see the following article:

Http://www.cnblogs.com/ywqu/archive/2010/01/27/1657824.html.

Create the first MVC 2.0 Program

Create an ASP. net mvc 2.0 website program, for example:

Prompt whether to create a Unit Test Project, select create Unit Test Project

MVC2.0 website structure

By default, an ASP. NET MVC2.0 website program is created. The structure is shown as follows:

Content Folder: stores CSS style files

Controllers Folder: stores Controller files whose names end with Controller

Model Folder: stores data Models, business logic, and rules. The file name ends with Models.

Scripts Folder: stores Javascript files. VS2010 integrates Jquery, so there is a Jquery class library under this folder.

View Folder: stores View files.

MvcAppDemo. Tests is the default unit test project.

Website running result

Run the default website, as shown in:

Home page:

About page

Registration page

Logon page

On this logon page, if you do not enter any information, click Log On to trigger non-empty verification.

Summary

This article only gives beginners an approximate impression on the MVC2.0 website. Learning and creating MVC2.0 website applications is not as difficult as they think. You may wish to give it a try. Next, we will use the new features of MVC2.0 to create some instances.

Original article title: Asp.net MVC2.0 series of articles-running Web MVC2.0 Demo

Link: http://www.cnblogs.com/ywqu/archive/2010/06/23/1763027.html