ASP.Net MVC support

[sprugh]

Has anyone been able to get the EasyQuery.Net controls to work in Asp.Net MVC. Is this support planned?

Thanks.

[Sergiy]

We did not try EasyQuery.NET with ASP.NET MVC yet but will definitely do.
And if there are any problems with it we will add the support for MVC into our components.
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[ken9999]

Hi,
i'm a developer for a big company in Italy(www.yoox.com).
I work for migrating an asp webform project to MVC2, but i can't use EasyQuery and MVC2 with Visual Studio 2010.

I create a new MVC 2 Web Application, then added a querypanel.
In loadpage i have assigned a new istance of querypanel, then i read the nwind1.xml . I have an error like "Must specify valid information for parsing in the string "... and this error will happen too in your websample for vs2010, any suggestion ?

Thank You
Vincenzo D'Alconzo

[Admin]

we will check this issue and contact you later.

[yanigisawa]

We managed to get a demo working inside of an iFrame of an ASP.NET MVC application that works ok. (not our desired solution though) We'd love to see native support for MVC.

I do know that my company would be interested in purchasing a license if there was native ASP.NET MVC support.

[ccm682]

I too work for a company that would be interested in using this product if it was supported natively (ie. not in an iframe) in ASP.NET MVC. Has there been any progress towards this yet?

[gavind]

Sorry to bump this old thread but any progress so far on this yet?
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[Admin]

Since version 3.0 EasyQuery supports MVC projects in a native way.
Now we have a set of JavaScript (jQuery) widget which do all clent-side job and two possible methods of server-side code which processes all AJAX requests from client-side.
First method is based on "old-school" WebService platform and second one - is just a special implementation of MVC controller (a set of classes inherited from Controller class).
You can choose any of these methods in your own project.

The latest version of EasyQuery published on the site (3.1) contains a sample project (EQMvc3Demo) which demonstrates how to include EasyQuery components into MVC 3 app. You can use the same approach for MVC 4 as well.