Need To learn MVP pattern

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Hi ~~its urgent~~ can anyone tell me anything about MVP?
How To use it? Does need to install any thing for it? A complete tutorial for it with example with c# asp.net

Posted 7-Dec-11 18:07pm

jaideep06.jd

Updated 7-Dec-11 18:48pm

thatraja

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sahabiswarup 8-Dec-11 0:19am

read this article

http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/

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thatraja · Answer 1 · 2011-12-07T18:51:00

Solution 1

Check these CP articles

Model View Presenter with ASP.NET[^]
Model View Presenter[^]

Posted 7-Dec-11 18:51pm

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vin patil · Answer 2 · 2015-01-21T00:36:00

Solution 3

MVP is a user define Architecture.
not a installation for mvp
You create MVP Architecture same MVC,
Crete 3 solution 1.model 2.view 3. presenter
1.model- include all db related files and cs
2.presenter-intermediate between view and model
3.view=all asp pages

Posted 21-Jan-15 0:36am

vin patil

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CHill60 21-Jan-15 6:46am

Question was answered (much more thoroughly) over 3 years ago. This adds nothing to the previous solution and is likely to attract downvoting