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Has anyone got NVelocity working with ASP.NET MVC Preview 5?

I'm guessing I need to implement an NVelocityViewEngine and NVelocityView - but before I do I wanted to check to see if anyone has already done this.

I can't see anything in the trunk for MVCContrib.

I've already seen the post below - I'm looking specifically for something which works with Preview 5:

Otherwise I'll start writing one :)

A: 

Personally I don't have a clue about NVelocity, but here is a link that might help you.

Greg Ogle  2008-09-19 13:05:45
Sadly that's for Preview 4 I think. There were some breaking changes in Preview 5. Thanks anyway.
Macka  2008-09-19 13:19:42
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There's an NVelocity implementation in MvcContrib. You need to reference the MvcContrib.Castle dll.

Jeremy Skinner  2008-09-19 14:07:15
Ahhh - so there is - it's called NVelocityViewFactory rather than NVelocityViewEngine - my oversight.Cheers.
Macka  2008-09-19 14:57:29
Yes, that's a naming convention left over from Preview 2. I think I'll rename it at some point before the next MVC release.
Jeremy Skinner  2008-09-19 14:58:54

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