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jQuery Data Tables Server-Side Processing in ASP.NET Core MVC Using Repository PatternOverview
In this .NET Core MVC Project, you will find a full working site and all the code needed to implement the following :
CRUD operations using repository patterns in an ASP .NET MVC .NET Core
jQuery Data Tables server-side processing.
Cascading dropdown on client side using JavaScript and jQuery
Bootstrap toast’s
This solution uses :
ASP.NET Core 5 MVC
Bootstrap 4.3
Why use repository pattern ?
Repository pattern decouples your application from persistence frameworks in this case entity framework. So, in the future if you decide to switch to a different persistence framework you can do so with minimal impact on the rest of your application and minimizes duplicate query logic. A unit of work maintains a list of objects affected by a business transaction and coordinates the writing out of changes.
Why use Data Tables Server-Side Processing ?
It’s always best to use a grid with server side processing for fast loading of grid list in application even with millions of data in a database table.
If you are working with large databases, you might want to consider using the server-side options . With server-side processing enabled, all actions that Data Tables performs such as paging, searching and ordering are handed off to a server where an SQL engine can perform these actions on the large data set . As such, each draw of the table will result in a new ajax request to get the required data.
Project includes cascading dropdown lists on client side using JavaScript and jQuery and toast's alert with CRUD operations.
Features
What is included when I purchase ?
A web application which you can upload on your server.
Requirements
What are the technical details required to host this application ?
Microsoft Visual Studio
Instructions
Installing / Getting started
The minimal setup you need to get site up & running.
Visual Studio 2017 or above.
Note : Visual Studio 2017 Community Edition is a full-featured free edition
Note : SQL Server 2017 Developer is a full-featured free edition
How to configure a backend database?
Open solution explorer window in visual studio >
Open Models folder >
Core folder >
Domain folder >
You will find Custom DB Initializer named "DBEntitiesInitializer" class .
This Custom DB Initializer inheriting "DropCreateDatabaseAlways" initializer class. It drops an existing database every time you run the application, irrespective of whether your model classes have changed or not. This will be useful when you want a fresh database every time you run the application but you can change the database initialization strategy to CreateDatabaseIfNotExists or DropCreateDatabaseIfModelChanges
How to build this solution in Visual Studio ?
This solution has been tested and does not contain errors
Right Click on the Solution name
Click Clean Solution
Restart Visual Studio
Go to project Properties >> Build
If the issue hasn't been solved
Check weather the project .NET framework is equal or greater than reference .NET framework
Check solution packages if there are any yellow exclamation in references. Select Tools > NuGet Package Manager >Manage NuGet Packages for Solution
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Category | Scripts & Code / C# |
First release | 7 December 2021 |
Last update | 7 December 2021 |
Files included | .css, Javascript .js |
Tags | jquery datatables server-side processing in asp.net core mvc using repository pattern |