When using N2 with MVC you may want to use some N2 services in your controller. This is really easily achieved by simply creating a constructor for your controller with a parameter for service you require. N2 will kindly wire up the controller for you.
Here is a very simple and artificial example:
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N2.Engine.IEngine engine;public PageController(N2.Engine.IEngine engine) { this.engine = engine;} |
And here is a real example from the UserRegistrationController of the MVC templates project. This controller needs to be able to send emails to users who register and log errors.
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[Controls(typeof (UserRegistration))]public class UserRegistrationController : TemplatesControllerBase<UserRegistration>{ private readonly IErrorHandler errorHandler; private readonly IMailSender mailSender; public UserRegistrationController(IMailSender mailSender, IErrorHandler errorHandler) { this.mailSender = mailSender; this.errorHandler = errorHandler; } |