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Which is the first step in MVC pipeline?
Routing is the first step in ASP.NET MVC pipeline. In fact, it is a pattern matching system that matches the incoming request to the registered URL patterns which reside in the Route Table. Routing is a system in which URL patterns are matched with the URL patterns defined in the RouteTable by using MapRoute method.
How does the routing engine work in MVC?
When HTTP request comes, the UrlRoutingModule starts matching the perfect URL pattern from the RouteTable, when find successfully, then Routing Engine forwards the request to RouteHandler. In RouteHandler its interface IRouteHandler comes into action and calls its GetHttpHandler method.
Which is the work flow of MVC architecture?
The figure is very self-explanatory and shows the work flow of MVC architecture. The client, which is the browser, sends a request to server (internet information server) and the Server finds a Route specified by the browser in its URL and through Route.
Which is a violation of SOC in MVC?
Following is the table that depicts the implementation of SoC and Violation of SoC in ASP.NET MVC. Views are only for displaying the HTML markup to the browser. When we use business logic in View then it is a violation because its sole purpose is to display the page not to execute the logic. Controllers are just to handle the incoming HTTP request.
Is the MVC design pattern a programming language?
MVC is not a programming language, it is simply a design pattern which is used to develop applications. MVC design pattern was very popular for development of Graphical User Interface (GUIs) applications, but now it is also popular in the designing of web applications, mobile and desktop etc.
Are there multiple implementations of the MVC pattern?
There is no misunderstanding; the pattern is merely applied differently. As noted in a comment by @ordous and this this answer by @udalmik, a Swing application may have multiple implementations of the MVC pattern. As noted here and here, “not every interaction needs to pass through your application’s controller.”