Can anyone tell me anything about the life cycle of an ASP.NET MVC page?

  • Please look here google.com/… - Visman
  • So there it gives out the entire application, and not the page. Is not it? - habibti86
  • In the answers, I see exactly the "pages". - Visman
  • so and that answer is not purely for WebForms? - habibti86 pm
  • I don’t do ASP.NET;) But here’s an ASP.NET MVC vs. article. WebForms habrahabr.ru/post/47249 in addition to Google. - Visman pm

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ASP.NET MVC does not work in terms of "pages." It works in terms of "query", "route", "controller", "action", "result", "type".

Page life cycle is ASP.NET WebForms, but there is almost nothing in common with ASP.NET MVC (except for the word "ASP.NET" in the title).

If you are not confused by English, then for ASP.NET MVC 5 there is an official article with a PDF scheme Lifecycle of an ASP.NET MVC 5 Application :

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If you want in Russian, then the request processing cycle in MVC looks like this: enter image description here

Fairly taken from http://msdr.ru/9/ . The scheme is drawn for ASP.NET MVC 3, but almost all relevant.

  • And then it is possible in more detail about the request \ route \ controller ... - habibti86
  • @ habibti86 for short, then - routing, call for action, execution of the result. - PashaPash ♦
  • not much, but thanks for the reply :) - habibti86
  • @ habibti86 added an explanatory picture - PashaPash ♦
  • Oh thanks! Must read. - habibti86 5:58 pm