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OpenRasta's Documentation...
- Release Notes
- FAQs
Downloading/Building OpenRasta...
- Download from source
- Download the binaries
- Run the test suite
- .NET versions support
Using OpenRasta...
- Configuration how-tos
What you need to know about dependency injection...
- Using Castle as the IoC container
- Using Ninject as the IoC container
Tutorials...
- Building your first OpenRasta website
- Creating views with no code-behind
- Writing handlers
- Using model binders?
- Implementing a Codec
- Extending OpenRasta with a Contributor
WebForms...
- Using multiple views for a resource
- Linking a URI to a static WebForm
Deployment...
- Installing OpenRasta on IIS
- Files required for production deployment?
Building web-sites with OpenRasta...
- Supporting clients that only know GET and POST
Reference...
Hosting...
- Root dependencies?
- Available dependencies
Configuration...
- ResourceSpace.Has
- ResourceSpace.Uses
Modules...
- SharpView
Pipeline...
- Pipeline contributors
- Well-known contributors
- PipelineContinuation members
Resources...
- Linking to resources
Handlers...
- Handler method selection
- Defined OperationResults
Binding...
- Object binders
- The default resource binder?
- ChangeSet<T> support?
Codecs...
- The Webforms Codec
- The XmlSerializer codec
- The JsonDataContract codec
- The XmlDataContract codec
Building Codecs...
- Building a media type reader
- Building a media type writer
- MediaType attribute
- Implementing configuration for ICodec
- Supporting binders and ChangeSet<> in a codec?
POCO
POCO is an acronym for "Plain Old CLR Objects" or "Plain Old C# Objects". The term is used to describe classes which do not depend on an inheritance chain or special attributes in order to work with a given platform. Examples of non-POCO classes would be LINQ to SQL or Entity Framework entity classes and WCF service contracts.
