Create MVC application in .NET

 

Create an MVC application

Go to visual studio.net

Click on file

Click on new

Click on project

Select visual c# from the installed template.

Select ASP.net WVC web application template

Type the application name (example)

Select the location to save

Click on ok.

  This will create an ASP.net MVC2 web application.

When we create ASP.net MVC2 web application it will create 5 folders.

1. Content
2. Controllers
3. Models
4. Views
5. Scripts

Content folder:

This folder will contain all the required CSS files that is to be attached to the view pages. 

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Views folder:

By default, the views folder will contain 3 folders as follows

1. Account
2. Home
3. Shared

Then every folder contains some view page.

The shared folder contains commonly used files like master pages, user control, etc.

Here we find only .aspx pages we do not find .cs files

.cs files will be available in the controller’s folders and models folder.

Controllers folder:

This folder will contain one .cs file for every folder available in views.

In view, we have a home folder and account folder so we find two supported files in controller folders.

1. Account controller folder.cs
2. Home controller.cs

Every controller file will contain some method called action method with the name of the webpage.

I.e. home controller.cs we find 4 action methods

Change password ()

Change password success ()

Logon ()

Register ()

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Models folder:

This folder will contain one super file one each folder available in views

In case the view contains the data from the database  

Scripts folder:

It will contain all javascript and journey files that contain the code related to validation.

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