MVC in .Net?

[oaklanders]

I have done alot of J2EE especially working with MVC architecture.
I want to start learning .Net and was wondering if there was a specific name for MVC under .Net and how .Net implements MVC? What is equal to a Servlet in .Net? What is equal to a JavaBean in .Net?

 

[ca8msm]

Have a look at

http://asp.net/downloads/3.5-extensions.

One of the new features introduced is MVC support.


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[chrissie1]

MVC is MVC but in .Net MVC is not like MVC in Java. There are differen implementation of MVC for .Net. Like Mark said one is the MVC framework introduced in 3.5. Another are the MvP patterns introduced by Martin Fowler (which are now 2 patterns ).

There is nothing like a servlet in .Net allthough the codebehind comes closest.

A Javabean is is a class with gettes and setters and a default empty constructor that can be serialized. Well the same goes for a .Net class, but instead of a Javabean they call it a class ;-).

Christiaan Baes
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[jmeckley]

there is also the monorail framework from castle. this model totally abandons the webform/postback model for a more pure html model.

I haven't used this framework before, but it's peeking my interest (and .net MVC) as the postback model becomes more and more of a pain

Jason Meckley
Programmer
Specialty Bakers, Inc.