N Tier application to MVC

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Hi,

We have a N-tier architecture Web Application and now we needs to migrate that project to MVC architecture, please suggest is there any way.

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Posted 10-Jun-12 21:52pm

sandeep2021

Updated 11-Jun-12 20:57pm

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Sandeep Mewara · Answer 1 · 2012-06-10T23:11:00

Can we convert a N-tier application in to MVC Architecture,
If you understand the change asked, it would be simple to say it cannot be converted automatically using a tool or so as they are two separate architecture and design. You have to start from scratch and re-design your whole application.

if not please suggest any other ways.
What other way? Create a new project and implement MVC architecture. You can also use MVC for it.

These would help:
Microsoft: Learn ASP.NET MVC[^]
Sample MVC ASP.NET Application[^]
Make your first ASP.NET MVC Web Application [^]
Videos: ASP.NET MVC 3[^]

To know about MVC and how does it helps/fit in ASP.NET, read this[^].

For MVC pattern, then have a look at this[^].

Vikram Bhatt · Answer 2 · 2012-06-27T08:47:00

Solution 2

Stretch your figures... Make up your mind... and start coding... :)

Posted 27-Jun-12 8:47am

Vikram Bhatt