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Sure - Go ahead for DW8: http://doc.dynamicweb.com/documentation-8/how-tos/install-setup/setting-up-dynamicweb-with-asp-net-mvc

And for DW9: http://doc.dynamicweb.com/documentation-8/how-tos/install-setup/setting-up-dynamicweb-with-asp-net-mvc

Thanks for your answer.

We already tried but we had some issues with Global.asax (see dump).

Beside i tried with Wrap8 solution and i also had a problem (see https://www.screencast.com/t/f7vHcYG5o). Even if we go to directly to /produkter we have the same issue.

Thanks for helping.

BR,

António Ramos

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That exception is basic - read it, and fix it :-).

Search the forums for global asax issues. And for MVC setups.

I'm afraid you pasted the same link twice. I can't seem to find the documentation dor setting up MVC with DW9.

Sorry, here they come.

Using the search, I found these links:

http://doc.dynamicweb.com/forum/feature-requests/solutionset-dw-mvc

http://doc.dynamicweb.com/forum/dynamicweb-9-0-upgrade-issues/using-webapi-with-attribute-routing-in-dw-9

BR Nicolai

Hi,

Thanks for your help. We manage to fix the issues by chaging the default route.

We are having other question, can we share layout templates (e.g. master) between DW and MVC Views?

BR,

António Ramos

Other question:

Can we call MVC views at DW Razor Templates?

Hi Antonio

@Sharing masters: Nope, not possible as it is 2 different master concepts. You can however, create helpers and reuse across the 2 by using includes (also note, that include syntax is a bit different)

@Calling MVC views from DW Razor templates: It is simply a class, so just call it. see i.e. here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16870413/how-to-call-another-controller-action-from-a-controller-in-mvc

Hi Nicolai,

Thanks for your answer. A couple more questions:

- Can we override the template engine to use MVC instead RazorEngine (DW Version: 8.6.0.4)?

- Do you have any working example of MCV + DW templates?

Best regards,

António Ramos

Hi Antonio

No and no.

It is a too big explanation for here. But Dynamicweb has one dynamic view model (PageView) with sub models. MVC does not handle that in a way that makes sense in DW - hence the RazorEngine. RazorEngine uses the internals of MVC, but not all the magic of routing, controls, views etc.

But MVC is just a set of classes and so is DW and if you fully understand how MVC works, it is a 'piece of cake' to design your solution for it.

I do not know what you are trying to create - but it sounds like DW modules would be a better choice.

BR Nicolai