What do you mean by "request"? Do you mean a request caused by a form submission, by a dropdownlist event, a button click, a checkbox click etc?
Any ASP.Net server control which has an event will cause a "request" to the server, which will go through the full page lifecycle and then fire the relevant event handler for that control. If you simply want to have a generic catch-all, Page_Load fires whenever a request comes into the page. In ASP.Net MVC there is no page_load, as controls on your view will be tied to specific actions on your controller. See http://www.asp.net/mvc/tutorials/understanding-the-asp-net-mvc-execution-process-vb for an overview. On Fri, Jan 14, 2011 at 8:37 PM, Jonathan Creamer <[email protected] > wrote: > I am quite familiar with MVC frameworks as I have been programming with > Colfusion and the Coldbox MVC framework. > > In Coldfusion/ColdBox there is an easy way to tap in to the request by just > using the onRequest method built in to Coldfusion's application.cfc > framework. > > So in my transition to ASP.NET MVC I am trying to find the comparable way > of using the request scope. >
