asp.net MVC was asked to be depressed. .

azraelmoon

The code generated by the form designer includes:
this.DorpdownList_SelectChanged+= new System.EventHandler(this.DorpdownList_SelectChanged);

sabs_nn

saintfrostyis very good.

yiluo10

"I think if you know the specific development framework and forget about such a low-level framework as MVC, it is better than those who clamor about MVC but invent MVC all day."

dream888

MVC and three-tier architecture are essentially different.

The three-tier architecture, hence the name Siyi, is an architectural system of the entire system, which can be reflected in the physical or logical structure of the system.

MVC is just a pattern, a design pattern that can be used in the presentation layer. (Simply put, it is to control the user's access to the system again)

dream888

How does asp.net know to call the SelectChanged event of DropdownList without calling other events:
    This problem is big, it seems we have to start with the relationship between man and the universe :)
    Asp.net's judgment on this problem is mainly based on the html mechanism, so to answer this question, I am afraid that we must start with the http protocol.

How to share business processing library between WinForm program and asp.net program:
    The sharing of the class library is very simple, as long as the business processing logic is encapsulated into an assembly.

kuangjiamu

Talk about MVC under asp.net? No one will write action.aspx under asp.net unless the person does not understand .net.
The .net controller is actually the event loading of the control. All are implemented in the background cs code of the page.
Does this interviewer understand .net?

wsguangwei

ASPX ==> VIEW
CodeBehind ==> MODEL + CONTROLLER

More elegant
aspx ==> VIEW
CodeBehind ==> CONTROLLER
Plain object ==> MODEL

ntxydh

"How does asp.net know to call the SelectChanged event of the DropdownList and not call other events?"

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UP UP UP!

Regarding this problem, it can be contacted from http request, client-side javascript, server-side event handling, and delegates.
More is the asp.net page life cycle,

Just ask if you can just drag the controls and build a fool-like website

254098063

According to the upstairs
I am a fool.

sexsonic1983

The interviewer is a fool who only knows theories. It doesn't matter if you don't go to this kind of company, you will only talk about it.