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    ctlqt12
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    Hi all, I want to make a framework for developing ASP.NET and i see Spring.Net. But i think Spring.Net is not good. Because it has too much configs. If you know a framework that can be used for developing ASP.NET, please let me know. Thanks

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      Hi all, I want to make a framework for developing ASP.NET and i see Spring.Net. But i think Spring.Net is not good. Because it has too much configs. If you know a framework that can be used for developing ASP.NET, please let me know. Thanks

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      ctlqt12 wrote:

      But i think Spring.Net is not good. Because it has too much configs.

      you think a framework is no good because it's too configurable ? ASP.NET is itself a framework for writing web apps, why do you need something that sits on top of that ?

      Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ "I am working on a project that will convert a FORTRAN code to corresponding C++ code.I am not aware of FORTRAN syntax" ( spotted in the C++/CLI forum )

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        ctlqt12 wrote:

        But i think Spring.Net is not good. Because it has too much configs.

        you think a framework is no good because it's too configurable ? ASP.NET is itself a framework for writing web apps, why do you need something that sits on top of that ?

        Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ "I am working on a project that will convert a FORTRAN code to corresponding C++ code.I am not aware of FORTRAN syntax" ( spotted in the C++/CLI forum )

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        Hi all, Spring.Net is not only too configurable but also it doesn't really have the structure of files for validation, database, .... Why i need something that sits on top of that? Because when i use ASP.Net framework, I don't have good structure of files and interacting between files Example : + Validation + Transaction + Database ...... So i need a framework that already has structure of files and when i write a file, i know where i put it.

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          Hi all, Spring.Net is not only too configurable but also it doesn't really have the structure of files for validation, database, .... Why i need something that sits on top of that? Because when i use ASP.Net framework, I don't have good structure of files and interacting between files Example : + Validation + Transaction + Database ...... So i need a framework that already has structure of files and when i write a file, i know where i put it.

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          Maybe instead of asp.net you should be using sharepoint if you are doing lots of stuff with files. Ben

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            Hi all, I want to make a framework for developing ASP.NET and i see Spring.Net. But i think Spring.Net is not good. Because it has too much configs. If you know a framework that can be used for developing ASP.NET, please let me know. Thanks

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            The ASP.NET Framework?

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