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re: Requesting Your Opinion on an MVC Topic

cibrax — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 15:46:07 GMT

Hey Timothy,

I went through the same problem some weeks ago. The only elegant solution I found at that moment was to use the new Html.RenderAction method extension. In case of the vehicles example, you could have your home page, and make a call to vehicles controller to show the list of vehicles in there.

Using an ActionFilter just for displaying more information does not looks like a good solution to me.

Regards,

Pablo.

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re: A "Fluent Interface" to XML!

Nullable — Tue, 22 Jul 2008 15:14:56 GMT

Good comments, but I think the point was missed. This post wasn't about XML... it's about Fluent Interfaces.

The XML part was just an *example* of what a fluent interface is :)

Thanks,

-Timothy

re: A "Fluent Interface" to XML!

Jesse Ezell — Sun, 20 Jul 2008 16:32:22 GMT

Looks pretty much like XDocument/XElement, etc. to me.

re: A "Fluent Interface" to XML!

Don Demsak — Sat, 19 Jul 2008 18:51:30 GMT

You can't get any more of a fluent interface than VB's XML Literals, which uses LINQ to XML under the hood. I know you mentioned that L2X is cleaner, but you still don't like it. I know it is VB, but just try XML Literals, it is the most fluent XML interface you can create (because it IS XML).

re: A "Fluent Interface" to XML!

haidar_bilal — Sat, 19 Jul 2008 09:25:08 GMT

Hi Timothy,

I once had a post about this topic and using Fluent Interfaces I was able to build a very nice way to deal with an inhouse-developed Search Engine at work.

I was able to cut down code-statements to 1/4.

Check it out:

bhaidar.net/.../fluent-interface-in-c.aspx

Regards