List of Listings

Chapter 1. Getting started with the ASP.NET MVC Framework

Listing 1.1. Default routes for a new project

Listing 1.2. Unique addition to the web.config file

Listing 1.3. The HomeController

Listing 1.4. A simple view

Listing 1.5. The starter project master page

Listing 1.6. The unit test for the Index action

Listing 1.7. Our first controller

Listing 1.8. Using the Controller base class

Listing 1.9. Using a view to render the model

Listing 1.10. Accessing ViewData from within the view

Listing 1.11. Passing in the presentation model to the View method

Listing 1.12. Strongly typed view with master page

Listing 1.13. The layout for our view

Listing 1.14. Unit test fixture with NUnit

Chapter 2. The model in depth

Listing 2.1. A route that maps the desired URL to the proper controller and action

Listing 2.2. The shell of the ScheduleController class

Listing 2.3. Unit test creates mock objects using Rhino Mocks, a .NET mocking library

Listing 2.4. The complete controller class for showing a conference schedule

Listing 2.5. A view that formats our presentation object, ScheduleForm, as HTML

Chapter 3. The controller in depth

Listing 3.1. The SimpleController decides on ViewData and renders a view

Listing 3.2. Adding a route to redirect with a special controller action

Listing 3.3. A view is unnecessary when performing a redirect.

Listing 3.4. Using an MvcContrib controller factory enables IoC support.

Listing 3.5. RedirectControllerTester: ensuring we redirect to the correct URL

Foreword

Preface

Acknowledgments

Jeffrey Palermo

Ben Scheirman

Jimmy Bogard