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Strongly Typed [AcceptVerbs] attribute

ASP.NET MVC Preview 5 introduced a new [AcceptVerbs] attribute that you could use to indicate which HTTP verbs an action method supported.

In preview 5 you always specified verbs using strings. We still support this with the beta, but have also added support for common verbs to be specified using a strongly-typed enum mask. For example:

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Today's beta release also no longer requires that you specify [AcceptVerbs] on both actions in scenarios like above. By default ASP.NET MVC now looks for an action method that explicitly supports the incoming http verb - and if one is not found will use the action method that doesn't have an explicit verb specified. This saves some typing for common GET/POST scenarios (you no longer need to decorate the GET method).

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Title: sikat ang pinoy
Name: renanorola
Date: 2/5/2010 8:35:24 PM
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Creating silverlight on asp.net mvc are now easy. Thanks for the tutorials I like how you have presented the information in full detail. Keep up the great work

Title: ASP.NET MVC
Name: Ranganathan
Date: 2/9/2009 1:54:22 AM
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Today's beta release is a step closer to the final ASP.NET MVC 1.0 product. While not 100% feature complete, we think the major subsystems are all getting really close to being done, and that the quality level is now pretty good.