Thursday, April 30, 2015
saAction
Models:
These are the classes that represent the domain you are interested in. These domain
objects often encapsulate data stored in a database as well as code that manipulates the data
and enforces domain-specific c business logic. With ASP.NET MVC, this is most likely a Data
Access Layer of some kind, using a tool like Entity Framework or NHibernate combined
with custom code containing domain-specific logic.
View:
This is a template to dynamically generate HTML.
Controller:
This is a special class that manages the relationship between the View and the
Model. It responds to user input, talks to the Model, and decides which view to render.
These are the classes that represent the domain you are interested in. These domain
objects often encapsulate data stored in a database as well as code that manipulates the data
and enforces domain-specific c business logic. With ASP.NET MVC, this is most likely a Data
Access Layer of some kind, using a tool like Entity Framework or NHibernate combined
with custom code containing domain-specific logic.
View:
This is a template to dynamically generate HTML.
Controller:
This is a special class that manages the relationship between the View and the
Model. It responds to user input, talks to the Model, and decides which view to render.
