mvc and asp.net project in same solution

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i added mvc4 project in my existing asp.net application (means in same solution i have added 2 project one for asp.net and other for mvc),so now when we build and set start page of asp.net project and application running and now i want to switch to mvc page ,but now when we go to controller of mvc page then there break point not working means showing error,due to this error mvc controller code not executing,

so plz tell me is this possible that we add mvc and asp.net application in same solution,if yes then how we can do??

Posted 13-Jan-16 2:25am

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 13-Jan-16 8:30am

Show the error...

F-ES Sitecore 13-Jan-16 8:32am

Are people still trying to do this? Have a webforms project, or an mvc project, forget the idea of hybrids. There are articles on the web on how this can be done if you really want to have a look.

Member 12261808 13-Jan-16 23:50pm

plz provide me the link of article on the web which you have discussed..

F-ES Sitecore 14-Jan-16 4:34am

Google "webforms mv same project"

http://www.asp.net/aspnet/overview/whats-new-in-visual-studio-2013/one-aspnet-integrating-aspnet-web-forms-mvc-and-web-api

John C Rayan 13-Jan-16 9:29am

If this technically possible though, there will be a huge maintenance overhead down the line. Take a review of what you are doing. Better go for MVC.

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