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As I know in the standard implementation of the MVC we pass Controller and Model to the View But Im a little bit disagree with this idea. I dont want my view to know about both controller and model (oh no. maybe sometimes view needs model, but I'm sure that he can live without knowledge of controller) In my opinion Controller should manage View and Model, and Model doesn't need to know about controller and view; view doesnt need to know controller (I dont exclude model because some implementations of views need to know about model to listen to changes in the model). So my idea is that view

I'm still trying to figure things out with StructureMap and one of the issues i'm running into is my Controller Factory class blowing up when a null controller type is passed to it. This only happens when the application builds for the first time, after which every subsequent build works fine. Even when i shutdown Visual Studio and reopen the project (I'm not running this in IIS). It's almost like there is some sort of caching going on. This is what the controller class looks like: public class IocControllerFactory : DefaultControllerFactory { protected override IController

I'm trying to extend my controllers with a global base controller as such: class BaseController extends Zend_Controller_Action { // common controller actions public function listAction() { // do stuff } } class IndexController extends BaseController { // index controller specific actions } class LoginController extends BaseController { // login controller specific actions } But I get this error: PHP Fatal error: Class 'BaseController' not found in /var/www/Zend/project/application/controllers/IndexController.php on line 3 Any ideas on how to get Zend to "see" this controller? markus Autoloader

Under what exact circumstances do @SessionAttributes get cleared? I've discovered some confusing behaviour when trying to use two models in a page. When I do a GET followed by a POST using this controller... @Controller @RequestMapping("/myPage*") @SessionAttributes(value = {"object1", "object2"}) public class MyController { @RequestMapping(method = RequestMethod.GET) public String get(Model model) { model.addAttribute("object1", new Object1()); model.addAttribute("object2", new Object2()); return "myPage"; } @RequestMapping(method = RequestMethod.POST) public String post(@ModelAttribute(value

This is very similar to another recent question: How can I return the current action in an ASP.NET MVC view? However, I want to get the name of the current action from within controller code. So within the code of a function that's being called by an Action, I want to get a string of the name of the current Action. Is this possible? You can access the route data from within your controller class like this: var actionName = ControllerContext.RouteData.GetRequiredString("action"); Or, if "action" isn't a required part of your route, you can just index into the route data as per usual. The only