The portable-ness of the controller shouldn't affect routing. If a
portable-area writer wishes to add routing, it should work.
I didn't explicitly mention it since I figured routing would generally
be defined by the hosting website.
Truth,
James
On Thu, Mar 18, 2010 at 2:35 PM, Alex Henderson <[email protected]> wrote:
> I didn't see any mention of routes?
>
> (And of course, routes need to be registered in reverse... so global app
> routes registered last)
> On Thu, Mar 18, 2010 at 1:04 PM, James Curran <[email protected]>
> wrote:
>>
>> Since the subject was brought up a couple days ago, I've been working
>> on implemeting Portable Areas in Monrail. I think I've got a fully
>> function example ready. I'll have it up in CastleContrib soon, but
>> first I want to make sure that it does everything it's supposed to.
>>
>> - The example is a controller handling three pages, a layout, an image
>> and a css file.
>>
>> - The example is a single assembly, with all views, and other files as
>> embedded resources.
>>
>> - That assembly can be integrated into a existing MR website (I used
>> the CastleContrib ViewComponent TestSite), by just dropped the single
>> assembly into the bin folder, and added a line to the web.config.
>>
>> -The layouts & views are read from the resources automatically. From
>> the application POV, it's just like if there were individual files
>> there.
>>
>> - The embedded views can be local overridden, just by create an
>> appropriate view template.
>>
>> - Embedded file can be referenced by just {siteRoot}/{Controller}/
>> {filename}.rails,
>> e.g. Displaying yourPic.png is just "http://example.com/MyWidget/
>> yourPic.png.rails"
>>
>>
>> Any feature that this is supposed to have that's missing?
>>
>>
>> Here's the entire controller code for my example:
>>
>> [Layout("default","patest")]
>> public class PATest : PortableAreaController
>> {
>> public void Page1()
>> { }
>> public void Page2()
>> { }
>> public void Page3()
>> { }
>> }
>>
>> PortableAreaController base class handles all the magic. Of the
>> layouts, "patest" is embedded, and "default" refers to the one in the
>> hosting website.
>>
>>
>>
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