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Create RSS and Atom feeds using custom ASP.Net MVC Action Results and the Microsoft Syndication classes
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SeanMcAlinden
There are many ways to create RSS and Atom feeds, in this post I’m going to show one way of creating a re-usable solution that utilises the Syndication classes from the System.ServiceModel.Web assembly. To make good use of the ASP.Net MVC framework I...
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Strongly Typed ASP.Net MVC Helpers
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I've put together a short tutorial on creating ASP.Net MVC Helper Controls that use lambda expressions to strongly type the model, property and value parameters. Although the ASP.Net MVC helpers are really useful, the one major drawback for me is having...
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Set up Spring.Net IoC with ASP.Net MVC
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There are a number of steps required for setting up Spring.Net IoC with ASP.Net MVC and it can be a little tricky getting it up and running the first time so I thought I’d document a basic working set up. The first step is to make sure you’re including...
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