What is MVC Pattern?
MVC:
Model View Controller. MVC pattern seperates the GUI from the Data.
It is commonly used in ADO.NET programming in ASP.NET(example)
MVC in context with ADO.NET/ASP.NET
MVC pattern separates objects in to three important sections:-
Model: - This section is specially for maintaining data. It is actually where we write
code for database connectivity, methods of DataReader, DataAdapter, properties
for passing data and writing validations
eg: Business Access Layer class, Data Access Layer class.
View: - Design of the .aspx page (The markup or the presentation layer)
Controller: - They are event handling section which affects either the model or the view. (eg: .aspx.cs)
Model View Controller. MVC pattern seperates the GUI from the Data.
It is commonly used in ADO.NET programming in ASP.NET(example)
MVC in context with ADO.NET/ASP.NET
MVC pattern separates objects in to three important sections:-
Model: - This section is specially for maintaining data. It is actually where we write
code for database connectivity, methods of DataReader, DataAdapter, properties
for passing data and writing validations
eg: Business Access Layer class, Data Access Layer class.
View: - Design of the .aspx page (The markup or the presentation layer)
Controller: - They are event handling section which affects either the model or the view. (eg: .aspx.cs)
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