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Video: Passing Parameters Across Pages Using ASP.NET MVC Framework

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Published: 04 Feb 2008

Abstract
In this video Mohammad Azam demonstrates how to pass parameters across pages using the ASP.NET MVC Framework. He uses DLINQ to obtain the data for his examples. [5:12]

by Mohammad Azam
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· ASP.NET MVC Framework allows the developer to distribute the responsibilities among layers.

· The parameters are passed to the action of the controllers which invokes the correct view.

· The view can be strongly typed. This allows the view to use the intellisense support.

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