Model View Presenter Pattern Implementation in ASP.NET

De, Subhendu

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This article shows how to implement model view presenter(MVP) pattern in ASP.NET

csharpwebsite.zip
- cSharpWebSite
  - cSharpWebSite.BLL
    - app.config
    - bin
      - Debug
        
        cSharpWebSite.BLL.dll
        
        cSharpWebSite.BLL.dll.config
      - Release
    - CategoryChangeEventHandler.cs
    - CategoryEventArgs.cs
    - cSharpWebSite.BLL.csproj
    - IProductListing.cs
    - Northwind.dbml
    - Northwind.dbml.layout
    - Northwind.designer.cs
    - ProductListingPresenter.cs
    - Properties
  - cSharpWebSite.sln
  - cSharpWebSite.suo
  - cSharpWebSite.UnitTest
    - bin
      - Debug
        
        cSharpWebSite.BLL.dll
        
        cSharpWebSite.UnitTest.dll
    - cSharpWebSite.UnitTest.csproj
    - MockProductListing.cs
    - Properties
      - AssemblyInfo.cs
    - UnitTest1.cs
  - cSharpWebSite.vsmdi
  - cSharpWebSite
    - bin
      - cSharpWebSite.BLL.dll
      - cSharpWebSite.BLL.pdb
      - cSharpWebSite.dll
      - cSharpWebSite.pdb
    - cSharpWebSite.csproj
    - cSharpWebSite.csproj.user
    - ProductListing.aspx
    - ProductListing.aspx.cs
    - ProductListing.aspx.designer.cs
    - Properties
      - AssemblyInfo.cs
    - Web.config
    - Web.Debug.config
    - Web.Release.config
  - Local.testsettings
  - TestResults
    - Administrator_WIN-JPPBFC5EQVI 2010-12-08 15_43_44.trx
    - Administrator_WIN-JPPBFC5EQVI 2010-12-08 15_43_54.trx
  - TraceAndTestImpact.testsettings

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De, Subhendu

Technical Lead

India

A community lover and consultant working with Microsoft suite of products. Since 2005, he has been working in application development and maintenance using different Microsoft products. During his leisure time, he prefers to serve different Microsoft communities and learning new technologies. You can reach him at his blog DotNet Artisan

Model View Presenter Pattern Implementation in ASP.NET

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