Action Filter versus Controller Base Class

Posted by K. Scott Allen (OdeToCode.com) on June 29, 2010

One of the features (or challenges) with ASP.NET MVC is the number of approaches you can use to successfully implement a feature. Take the "log each action method" requirement. One possible approach is to use a custom action invoker, however, an action invoker already has enough responsibilities... [read more]

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