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ASP.NET Application Development Using MVC

By Abdul Quader Mamun | 23 Feb 2011 | Article
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Overview
ASP.NET provides the MVC framework as an alternate to the ASP.NET Web Forms pattern for developing web applications. MVC (Model-View-Controller) is a lightweight, highly testable presentation framework that is integrated with the existing ASP.NET features such as Master Pages and Membership-based authentication.

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Introduction
The S s e . e . v namespace is for ASP.NET MVC. MVC is a standard Design Pattern. ytmWbMc MVC has the following components: Controller Classes that handle incoming requests to the application, retrieve model data, and then specify view templates that return a response to the client. Model Classes that represent the data of the application and that use validation logic to enforce business rules for that data. View Template files that your application uses to dynamically generate HTML responses.

Background
In this demonstration, I will design a database using SQL Server Management Studio 2005. I will develop an ASP.NET MVC application and will describe all of its parts.

Lets Get Started

Open SQL Management Studio 2005. Crate a database and name it Inventory. Design a database table like below:

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1. Open Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 2. Create a new project (File> New> Project> Visual C#): ASP.NET MVC 3 Web Application 3. Named it ASPNETMVCApplication 4. Click on the OK button

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1. 2. 3. 4.

Select a template for Internet Application View engine to Razor Create a unit test project to uncheck Click on the OK button

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The default project will be created. Now Add Library Package Reference. We will use a .NET Framework data-access technology known as the Entity Framework. The Entity Framework (often referred to as EF) supports a development paradigm called code-first. Code-first allows you to create model objects by writing simple classes. You can then have the database created on the fly from your classes, which enables a very clean and rapid development workflow. We'll start by using the NuGet package manager (automatically installed by ASP.NET MVC 3) to add the EFCodeFirst library to the ASPNETMVCApplication project. This library lets us use the code-first approach. To add Entity Framework reference: From the Tools menu, select Library Package Manager and then Add Library Package Reference.

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In the Add Library Package Reference window, click online.

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Click the NuGet Official package source.

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Find EFCodeFirst, click on install.

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Click on I Accept. Entity Framework will install and will add a reference to the project.

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Click on the Close button.

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Adding a Model Class 1. 2. 3. 4. Right click on Models from Solution Explorer Select Add Select Class Name it Book.cs

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Add the following properties in the Book.cs file:

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nmsaeAPEMCplcto.oes aepc SNTVApiainMdl { pbi casBo ulc ls ok { pbi It4I {gt st } ulc n6 d e; e; pbi Srn Tte{gt st } ulc tig il e; e; pbi Srn IB {gt st } ulc tig SN e; e; pbi DcmlPie{gt st } ulc eia rc e; e; } }

Add another class the way you did for Book.cs and name it BookDBContext.cs. Add a S s e . a a E t t namespace reference in the BookDBContext.cs file. ytmDt.niy
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uigSse.aaEtt; sn ytmDt.niy

Add the following code in the B o D C n e tclass. And derive it from the D C n e t okBotx botx class so that all data operations can be handled by the B o sproperty. ok Note: The property name B o smust be the same as the database table name Books. ok Here is the complete code:
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uigSse; sn ytm uigSse.e; sn ytmWb uigSse.aaEtt; sn ytmDt.niy nmsaeAPEMCplcto.oes aepc SNTVApiainMdl { pbi casBoDCnetDCnet ulc ls okBotx:botx { pbi DStBo>Bos{gt st } ulc be<ok ok e; e; } }

Add a connection string in the web.config file. Remember, the connection string name must be the same as B o D C n e t okBotx.
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<oncintig> cnetoSrns <d nm=BoDCnet ad ae"okBotx" cnetoSrn=dt suc=oeP; oncintig"aa oreHm-C uds;w=24IiilCtlgIvnoy i=apd13;nta aao=netr" poieNm=Sse.aaSllet / rvdrae"ytmDt.qCin" > <cnetoSrns /oncintig>

Adding the Controller 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Right click on Controller from Solution Explorer Select Add Select Controller Name it BookController Add action methods for Create, Update, Delete, and Details scenarios to Checked

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It will add the following code:

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nmsaeAPEMCplcto.otolr aepc SNTVApiainCnrles { pbi casBoCnrle :Cnrle ulc ls okotolr otolr { / / / GT /ok / E: Bo/ pbi AtoRsl Idx) ulc cineut ne( { rtr Ve(; eun iw) } / / / GT /okDtis5 / E: Bo/eal/

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pbi AtoRsl Dtisiti) ulc cineut eal(n d { rtr Ve(; eun iw) } / / / GT /okCet / E: Bo/rae pbi AtoRsl Cet( ulc cineut rae) { rtr Ve(; eun iw) } / / / PS:/okCet / OT Bo/rae [tpot HtPs] pbi AtoRsl Cet(omolcincleto) ulc cineut raeFrCleto olcin { ty r { / TD:Adisr lgchr / OO d net oi ee rtr RdrcTAto(Idx) eun eietocin"ne"; } cth ac { rtr Ve(; eun iw) } } / / / GT /okEi/ / E: Bo/dt5 pbi AtoRsl Ei(n i) ulc cineut dtit d { rtr Ve(; eun iw) } / / / PS:/okEi/ / OT Bo/dt5 [tpot HtPs] pbi AtoRsl Ei(n i,FrCleto cleto) ulc cineut dtit d omolcin olcin { ty r { / TD:Adudt lgchr / OO d pae oi ee rtr RdrcTAto(Idx) eun eietocin"ne"; } cth ac { rtr Ve(; eun iw) } } / / / GT /okDlt/ / E: Bo/eee5 pbi AtoRsl Dlt(n i) ulc cineut eeeit d { rtr Ve(; eun iw) } / / / PS:/okDlt/ / OT Bo/eee5 [tpot HtPs] pbi AtoRsl Dlt(n i,FrCleto cleto) ulc cineut eeeit d omolcin olcin { ty r { / TD:Addlt lgchr / OO d eee oi ee

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rtr RdrcTAto(Idx) eun eietocin"ne"; } cth ac { rtr Ve(; eun iw) } } } }

Now add the following namespaces in the BookController.cs file:

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uigSse.iq sn ytmLn; uigAPEMCplcto.oes sn SNTVApiainMdl;

Declare a global instance variable of the B o D C n e tclass in the B o C n r l e okBotx okotolr class.
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BoDCnet_b=nwBoDCnet) okBotx d e okBotx(;

Add the following code in the I d x )method: ne(

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pbi AtoRsl Idx) ulc cineut ne( { vrbos=fo bo i _bBos a ok rm ok n d.ok slc bo; eet ok rtr Ve(ok.oit); eun iwbosTLs() }

This is the LINQ code for getting books and b o s T L s ( to display the book list in the ok.oit) View. Now right click on Solution and select Build to build the solution. Adding the View 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Right click in the Index method Select View Create a strongly-typed view to Checked Select Model class to Book (ASPNETMVCApplication.Models) Scaffold template to List Click on the OK button

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It will add the Index.cshtml file.

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@oe InmrbeAPEMCplcto.oesBo> mdl Eueal<SNTVApiainMdl.ok @ { VeBgTte="ne" iwa.il Idx; } <2Idx/2 h>ne<h> <> p @tlAtoLn(Cet Nw,"rae) Hm.cinik"rae e" Cet" <p /> <al> tbe <r t> <h<t> t>/h <h t> Tte il <t> /h <h t> IB SN <t> /h <h t> Pie rc <t> /h <t> /r @oec (a ie i Mdl { frah vr tm n oe) <r t> <d t> @tlAtoLn(Ei" "dt,nw{i=tmI } | Hm.cinik"dt, Ei" e die.d ) @tlAtoLn(Dtis,"eal" nw{i=tmI } | Hm.cinik"eal" Dtis, e die.d ) @tlAtoLn(Dlt" "eee,nw{i=tmI } Hm.cinik"eee, Dlt" e die.d ) <t> /d <d t> @tmTte ie.il <t> /d <d t> @tmIB ie.SN www.codeproject.com/Articles/161402/ASP-NET-Application-Development-Using-MVC 11/20

<t> /d <d t> @tigFra({:},ie.rc) Srn.omt"0F" tmPie <t> /d <t> /r } <tbe /al>

Now, add the Create View. Adding the Create View 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Right click on the Create method Select View Create a strongly-typed view to Checked Select Model class to Book (ASPNETMVCApplication.Models) Scaffold template to Create Click on the OK button

It will add the Create.cshtml file.

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@oe APEMCplcto.oesBo mdl SNTVApiainMdl.ok @ { VeBgTte="rae; iwa.il Cet" } <2Cet<h>srp sc"UlCnet"/cit/qeyvldt.i.s) h>rae/2<cit [email protected](~Srpsjur.aiaemnj"" tp=tx/aacit>/cit<cit ye"etjvsrp"<srp>srp sc"UlCnet"/cit/qeyvldt.nbrsv.i.s) [email protected](~Srpsjur.aiaeuotuiemnj"" tp=tx/aacit>/cit@sn (tlBgnom) { ye"etjvsrp"<srp>uig Hm.eiFr() @tlVldtoSmaytu) Hm.aiainumr(re <ilst fede> <eedBo<lgn>dvcas"dtrlbl> lgn>ok/eed<i ls=eio-ae" @tlLblo(oe = mdlTte Hm.aeFrmdl > oe.il) <dv /i> <i cas"dtrfed> dv ls=eio-il" @tlEioFrmdl= mdlTte Hm.dtro(oe > oe.il) @tlVldtoMsaeo(oe = mdlTte Hm.aiainesgFrmdl > oe.il) <dv /i> <i cas"dtrlbl> dv ls=eio-ae" @tlLblo(oe = mdlIB) Hm.aeFrmdl > oe.SN <dv /i> <i cas"dtrfed> dv ls=eio-il" @tlEioFrmdl= Hm.dtro(oe >

Now add the following code in the C e t method in the B o C n r l e class. rae okotolr
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[tpot HtPs] pbi AtoRsl Cet(omolcincleto) ulc cineut raeFrCleto olcin { ty r { Bo bo =nwBo(; ok ok e ok) i (oeSaeIVld f Mdltt.sai) { bo.il =cleto[Tte]TSrn(; okTte olcin"il".otig) bo.SN=cleto[IB".otig) okIB olcin"SN]TSrn(; bo.rc =CnetTDcmlcleto[Pie]; okPie ovr.oeia(olcin"rc") _bBosAdbo) d.ok.d(ok; _bSvCags) d.aehne(; rtr RdrcTAto(Idx) eun eietocin"ne"; } es le { rtr Ve(ok; eun iwbo) } } www.codeproject.com/Articles/161402/ASP-NET-Application-Development-Using-MVC 12/20

cth ac { rtr Ve(; eun iw) } }

Now we will add the Edit View. Adding the Edit View 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Right click on the Edit method Select View Create a strongly-typed view to Checked Select Model class to Book (ASPNETMVCApplication.Models) Scaffold template to Edit Click on the OK button

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It will add the Edit.cshtml file:

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@oe APEMCplcto.oesBo mdl SNTVApiainMdl.ok @ { VeBgTte="dt; iwa.il Ei" } <2Ei<h>srp sc"UlCnet"/cit/qeyvldt.i.s) h>dt/2<cit [email protected](~Srpsjur.aiaemnj"" tp=tx/aacit>/cit<cit ye"etjvsrp"<srp>srp sc"UlCnet"/cit/qeyvldt.nbrsv.i.s) [email protected](~Srpsjur.aiaeuotuiemnj"" tp=tx/aacit>/cit@sn (tlBgnom) { ye"etjvsrp"<srp>uig Hm.eiFr() @tlVldtoSmaytu) Hm.aiainumr(re <ilst fede> <eedBo<lgn>Hm.idno(oe = mdlI) lgn>ok/eed@tlHdeFrmdl > oe.d <i cas"dtrlbl> dv ls=eio-ae" @tlLblo(oe = mdlTte Hm.aeFrmdl > oe.il) <dv /i> <i cas"dtrfed> dv ls=eio-il" @tlEioFrmdl= mdlTte Hm.dtro(oe > oe.il) www.codeproject.com/Articles/161402/ASP-NET-Application-Development-Using-MVC 13/20

@tlVldtoMsaeo(oe = mdlTte Hm.aiainesgFrmdl > oe.il) <dv /i> <i cas"dtrlbl> dv ls=eio-ae" @tlLblo(oe = mdlIB) Hm.aeFrmdl > oe.SN <dv /i> <i cas"dtrfed> dv ls=eio-il" @tlEioFrmdl= Hm.dtro(oe >

Now add the following code in the E i method in the B o C n r l e class. dt okotolr
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pbi AtoRsl Ei(n i) ulc cineut dtit d { Bo bo =_bBosFn(d; ok ok d.ok.idi) i (ok= nl) f bo = ul rtr RdrcTAto(Idx) eun eietocin"ne"; rtr Ve(ok; eun iwbo) } [tpot HtPs] pbi AtoRsl Ei(n i,FrCleto cleto) ulc cineut dtit d omolcin olcin { ty r { vrbo =_bBosFn(d; a ok d.ok.idi) UdtMdlbo) paeoe(ok; _bSvCags) d.aehne(; rtr RdrcTAto(Idx) eun eietocin"ne"; } cth ac { Mdltt.dMdlro(" "dtFiue seinrecpin) oeSaeAdoeErr", Ei alr, e ne xeto"; rtr Ve(; eun iw) } }

Now we will add the Details View. Adding the Details View 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Right click on the Edit method Select View Create a strongly-typed view to Checked Select Model class to Book (ASPNETMVCApplication.Models) Scaffold template to Details Click on the OK button

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It will add the Details.cshtml file:

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@oe APEMCplcto.oesBo mdl SNTVApiainMdl.ok @ { VeBgTte="eal" iwa.il Dtis; } <2Dtis/2<ilst h>eal<h>fede> <eedBo<lgn>dvcas"ipa-ae"Tte/i> lgn>ok/eed<i ls=dslylbl>il<dv <i cas"ipa-il"@oe.il<dv dv ls=dslyfed>MdlTte/i> <i cas"ipa-ae"IB<dv dv ls=dslylbl>SN/i> <i cas"ipa-il"@oe.SN/i> dv ls=dslyfed>MdlIB<dv <i cas"ipa-ae"Pie/i> dv ls=dslylbl>rc<dv <i cas"ipa-il"@tigFra({:},MdlPie<dv dv ls=dslyfed>Srn.omt"0F" oe.rc)/i> <fede> /ilst <> p @tlAtoLn(Ei" "dt,nw{i=oe.d} | Hm.cinik"dt, Ei" e dMdlI ) @tlAtoLn(Bc t Ls" "ne" Hm.cinik"ak o it, Idx) <p />

Add the following code to the D t i smethod of the B o C n r l e class. eal okotolr
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pbi AtoRsl Dtisiti) ulc cineut eal(n d { Bo bo =_bBosFn(d; ok ok d.ok.idi) i (ok= nl) f bo = ul rtr RdrcTAto(Idx) eun eietocin"ne"; rtr Ve(Dtis,bo) eun iw"eal" ok; }

Now we will add the Delete View. Adding the Delete View
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1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

Right click on the Edit method Select View Create a strongly-typed view to Checked Select Model class to Book (ASPNETMVCApplication.Models) Scaffold template to Delete Click on the OK button

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It will add the Delete.cshtml file.

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@oe APEMCplcto.oesBo mdl SNTVApiainMdl.ok @ { VeBgTte="eee; iwa.il Dlt" } <2Dlt<h>h>r yusr yuwn t dlt ti?/3<ilst h>eee/2<3Ae o ue o at o eee hs<h>fede> <eedBo<lgn>dvcas"ipa-ae"Tte/i> lgn>ok/eed<i ls=dslylbl>il<dv <i cas"ipa-il"@oe.il<dv dv ls=dslyfed>MdlTte/i> <i cas"ipa-ae"IB<dv dv ls=dslylbl>SN/i> <i cas"ipa-il"@oe.SN/i> dv ls=dslyfed>MdlIB<dv <i cas"ipa-ae"Pie/i> dv ls=dslylbl>rc<dv <i cas"ipa-il"@tigFra({:},MdlPie<dv dv ls=dslyfed>Srn.omt"0F" oe.rc)/i> <fede> /ilst @sn (tlBgnom) { uig Hm.eiFr() <> p <nu tp=sbi"vle"eee / | ipt ye"umt au=Dlt" > @tlAtoLn(Bc t Ls" "ne" Hm.cinik"ak o it, Idx) <p /> }

Add the following code to the D l t method in the B o C n r l e class. eee okotolr
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pbi AtoRsl Dlt(n i) ulc cineut eeeit d { Bo bo =_bBosFn(d; ok ok d.ok.idi) i (ok= nl) f bo = ul rtr RdrcTAto(Idx) eun eietocin"ne"; www.codeproject.com/Articles/161402/ASP-NET-Application-Development-Using-MVC 16/20

rtr Ve(ok; eun iwbo) } [tpot HtPs] pbi AtoRsl Dlt(n i,FrCleto cleto) ulc cineut eeeit d omolcin olcin { Bo bo =_bBosFn(d; ok ok d.ok.idi) _bBosRmv(ok; d.ok.eoebo) _bSvCags) d.aehne(; rtr RdrcTAto(Idx) eun eietocin"ne"; }

Now run the application. Type /Book in the URL and remember that the port number may be different in your case.

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Click Create New Link to add a new book.

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This way you can edit, delete, and view details of the books.

Conclusion
This article will help you create your own robust ASP.NET MVC application. Thank you!

License
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I have the error: Invalid object name 'dbo.Libroes' in the method:

pbi AtoRsl Idx) ulc cineut ne( { vrvrirs=fo lboi cnet.irs a aLbo rm ir n otxoLbo slc lbo eet ir; rtr Ve(aLbo.oit);/ Hr aieteerr! eun iwvrirsTLs() / ee rs h ro!! }
This is spanish: 'Books == Libros' and 'Book == Libro' I don't know why appear the 'es' chars. Thanks for your help!!! Rafael
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