I am using a long-lived asynchronous HTTP connection to send progress updates to a client via AJAX. When compression is enabled, the updates are not received in discrete chunks (for obvious reasons). Disabling compression (by adding a <urlCompression> element to <system.webServier>) does solve the problem:
I use MVC 3 in C#, I have a class with this Attribute
On my main page, I have the code @{Html.RenderPartial("_Partial1.cshtml");}, and on my Partial, I have an HTML string:
I am following along with the music store example to try learn ASP.NET MVC. I’m creating a cookbook application.
FYI I am using .NET 4.0 / MVC 3.
I need to return JSON data that contain success value (true or false) also, it need to have result message too.
I’ve a ViewModel which has some DataAnnotations validations and then for more complex validations implements IValidatableObject and uses Validate method.
I have a web solution (in VS2010) with two sub-projects:
I’m trying to teach myself MVC3. Im converting from webforms.
When using the WebActivator PreApplicationStart method, what actually triggers the methods bound to this to be run? When IIS7 has started the App Pool? When the first request is made to the webserver? Something else? If you have the answer, could you please also provide a reference to where you got this information?