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Martin Widmer - 20 Nov 2007 14:21 GMT

Hi Guys

We are trying to develop a brand new version of a more than 10 yrs old
16-bit application by state of the art architecture. Due to many views on
different business objects we decided to use the MVC pattern do decouple the
logic from the views. Since we do it the first time there are many issues
coming up on which there is little or no information in the internet
available. Has anyone done such a project before?

Martin

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Essam Salah - 03 Dec 2007 12:15 GMT

Martin-

I am currently using the MVC architecture, we can exchange thoughts if you
wish.

Thanks and have a nice day

Essam Salah

Team Leader

ITWorx

http://esamsalah.blogspot.com

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Bob Powell [MVP] - 15 Feb 2008 08:14 GMT

Forget MVC in .net. It's now called "Databinding"

MVP is a better pattern for conceptual purposes.

Having done many of these in the past I recommend a good data model
later with no concerns for display knowledge.

A good presentation layer that conditions the data by providing
_exactly_ the correct representation for the UI and a UI that databinds
to the presention layer.

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