This is part 4 of a series of posts. See also:
Validation in ASP.NET MVC – part 1: basic server-side validation
Validation in ASP.NET MVC – part 2: custom server-side validation
Validation in ASP.NET MVC – part 3: client-side validation with jQuery validation
In the previous posts, I described how we implemented model-based validation on the server-side in Cuyahoga [...]
Categories: ASP.NET MVC
Tagged: ASP.NET MVC, jQuery, Sample, Validation
This is part 3 of a series of posts. See also:
Validation in ASP.NET MVC – part 1: basic server-side validation
Validation in ASP.NET MVC – part 2: custom server-side validation
In the first two parts, I showed how you can perform validation on the server side with Castle Validation attributes and extend that model with custom validation [...]
Categories: ASP.NET MVC, Cuyahoga
Tagged: ASP.NET MVC, Cuyahoga, jQuery, Validation
Maybe I’m a bit of a masochist, but I enjoy a good flamewar at times. For that reason, I still have TheServerSide.com in my bookmarks to check out what our Java friends are bitching about. My favorite subjects are ‘the new web framework of the month’ and the occasional persistence framework rants. Today, I checked [...]
Categories: General
Tagged: Impedance mismatch, Software development
In Cuyahoga, we’re using a lot of components from the Castle stack. Some of the most brilliant components are the transaction services combined with the automatic transaction facility.
With this post, I’m trying to bring some well-deserved attention to these undervalued components.
The Context
Today, I was working on management of sites. In Cuyahoga 2.0, every site has [...]
Tagged: Castle, Cuyahoga, Transactions