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MVC 3 Razor And Partial View

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MVC 3 Razor And Partial View How do I use partial view in MVC 3? Great!! Sometime, I don’t know why, I stuck for small things. I was trying to load two partial views(MVC 3). But, after spending 6 hours I got to know how to load. This retards my brain. I have searching for good articles on MVC 3 & Partial views. But, I failed to get it. So, Let us go in dept on MVC3 & Partial Views. Partial view and User Controls are somewhat same in purpose of usage. But the way in which they is totally different. I will explain about these in detail. Step 1 Create ASP.Net MVC 3 project using VS 2010. I have named it as ARVPartialView. Add one partiaview and name it as PartialIndex Step2 I have created one module like PartialModel as given bellow. using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Web; namespace ARVPartialView.Models { public partial class PartialModel { public string Name { get; set; } public int Actual { get; se

What is Silverlight Application Library Caching?

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What is Silverlight Application Library Caching? I was just working with one Silverlight application that has too many 3rd party assemblies (Excel, theme, charts etc). Also it was taking long time while downloading first time. Obviously, this is because of large XAP size. So, I thought to divide entire application in multiple projects which will create multiple XAP’s and then use it by on demand load. But, I have used more third party dll’s. In this case it is too hectic to store them on separate XAP and then load it on demand. Then, I came to know about new concept (for me) about “ Application Library Caching” So, What is Assembly caching? We all know about the on demand download of XAP file. To do this, we need to write code for downloading the external xap files using WebClient. Application Library caching does the similar thing for you very easily. Suppose, if you have a bigger application and used a huge 3rd party libraries, this easy step will help you make a separate