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Entity Framework Implementation Using ASP.NET MVP

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Entity Framework Implementation using ASP.NET MVP
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Web;
using TestMVPApp.Model;
using TestMVPApp.View;
using System.Web;
using System.Configuration;

namespace TestMVPApp.Presenter
{
	public class TestPresenter
	{
		IView detailsView;
		public TestPresenter(IView view)
		{
			detailsView = view;
		}
		public string SaveDetails()
		{
			TestModel test = new TestModel();
			if (test.SaveDetails(detailsView.FirstName, detailsView.MiddleName, detailsView.LastName, detailsView.Address, detailsView.ContactNo))
			{
				detailsView.Message = "Success";

			}
			else
			{
				detailsView.Message = "Failure";
			}
			detailsView.FirstName = string.Empty;
			detailsView.MiddleName = string.Empty;
			detailsView.LastName = string.Empty;
			detailsView.Address = string.Empty;
			detailsView.ContactNo = string.Empty;
			return detailsView.Message.ToString();
		}
	}
}

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Nepal Nepal
I am a software developer with knowledge of C, C++, PHP, MySQL, C#.Net, ADO.Net, MSSQL Server, Crystal Reports, Asp.Net, Oracle, Asp.Net MVP, MVC, jQuery, javascript, WebService, WCF, Entity Framework and so on. I love to play on New Technologies.

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