You can install all of them by clicking the following link: Web Platform Installer. Alternatively, you can individually install the prerequisites using the following links:. If you're using Visual Studio instead of Visual Web Developer , install the prerequisites by clicking the following link: Visual Studio prerequisites.
A Visual Web Developer project with C source code is available to accompany this topic. Download the C version. If you prefer Visual Basic, switch to the Visual Basic version of this tutorial. You'll implement a simple movie-listing application that supports creating, editing, and listing movies from a database. Below are two screenshots of the application you'll build. It includes a page that displays a list of movies from a database:.
The application also lets you add, edit, and delete movies, as well as see details about individual ones.
All data-entry scenarios include validation to ensure that the data stored in the database is correct. As a last resort I used - make a Update-Database -Script of the full schema e. MVC3 and Code First Migrations - "model backing the 'blah' context has changed since the database was created" asp. I did the following: I backed up my remote production database.
Lastly, I published the code to the remote site. What am I doing wrong? Scott Dietrich. Bulk Delete. Asked 9 years, 11 months ago. Active 9 years, 11 months ago. Viewed times. Improve this question. Edwin Edwin 1 1 gold badge 11 11 silver badges 30 30 bronze badges. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Improve this answer. Yes, in the new version you're telling Visual Studio to ask SQL Server for the database as long as it knows where the database is there's no problem.
In any case you can use SQL Server Management Studio to back up the database and give your colleagues the backup which they can restore to their own SQL Server Express installs, and your application can access it from there. Babcock M. Enter some details about a movie and then click the Create button. Clicking the Create button causes the form to be posted to the server, where the movie information is saved in the database.
Create a couple more movie entries. Try the Edit , Details , and Delete links, which are all functional. A portion of the movie controller with the Index method is shown below. The following line from the MoviesController class instantiates a movie database context, as described previously. You can use the movie database context to query, edit, and delete movies. A request to the Movies controller returns all the entries in the Movies table of the movie database and then passes the results to the Index view.
Earlier in this tutorial, you saw how a controller can pass data or objects to a view template using the ViewBag object. The ViewBag is a dynamic object that provides a convenient late-bound way to pass information to a view. This strongly typed approach enables better compile-time checking of your code and richer IntelliSense in the Visual Web Developer editor.
We're using this approach with the MoviesController class and Index. Notice how the code creates a List object when it calls the View helper method in the Index action method. The code then passes this Movies list from the controller to the view:. By including a model statement at the top of the view template file, you can specify the type of object that the view expects.
When you created the movie controller, Visual Web Developer automatically included the following model statement at the top of the Index. This model directive allows you to access the list of movies that the controller passed to the view by using a Model object that's strongly typed.
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