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MVC Architecture in C# for E-Permit System

The document explains the MVC architecture and its application in building web applications using C#. It details the roles of the model, view, and controller, and describes the flow of an e-permit system where user data is processed through these components. The e-permit system enhances efficiency and safety in permit management compared to manual processes.

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MVC Architecture in C# for E-Permit System

The document explains the MVC architecture and its application in building web applications using C#. It details the roles of the model, view, and controller, and describes the flow of an e-permit system where user data is processed through these components. The e-permit system enhances efficiency and safety in permit management compared to manual processes.

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Good morning,

today I will walk you through some basic concepts of using MVC architecture and C#
to build web applications
so to start with MVC architecture divides the application in to three parts:

the modal, the view and the controller

the model represents the core data and business logic of the application. It is
responsible for storing and retrieving data from the database

the view is the user interface that the user interacts with .It is basically used
to represent data in a format that is easily understandable by the user.

controller: controller facilitates the interactions between the view and the model

Now, to bring it all together, we use C#. It’s an object-oriented language created
by Microsoft as part of the .NET framework,
which we use with [Link] to build these [Link] allows us to write clean,
organized code that’s easy to work with and adaptable.

slide 2:
“On this slide, I’ll walk you through the flow of our e-permit system using the MVC
(Model-View-Controller) architecture. Lets begin from the left side where the user
interaction begins

so on the left you can see there are three views, the issuepermit page, the receive
permit page and the showallpermit page.

here we have the homecontroller and the three modals that we are using the permit
details model, the hot permit and the coldpermit model.

Here, the user fills in normal permit details and clicks ‘Proceed’.
This action triggers a POST request to our Home Controller, sending the user’s data
from the View to the Controller.”
“Once the Home Controller receives this data:

It sends the information to the [Link] model.


The model processes this data, preparing it for insertion into the database.”
This is where a new permit entry is created, and a Permit ID is automatically
generated.

next the user has to specify whether the user needs a cold permit or a hotpermit.

slide3:

"As we’ve already heard, before the existence ofe-permit system, industries faced
high safety risks due to the manual issuing of permits, which led to errors and
delays. With this in mind, the benefits of an e-permit system become clear:"
SOme of the beenfits are listed here:

In conclusion, the e-permit system not only makes permit management more efficient
but also supports a safer, more reliable work environment

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