Am I the only one struggling with the implementation of the User Interface Process Application Block? Is the complexity of this block worth the benefits? I think for a wizard-based question and answer web site it would be perfect but I am having a tough time justifying it for anything else.
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Natty Gur
Infrastructure guy
UIP is an effort to implement MVC design pattern for ASP.NET applications. MVC is good design pattern for every web application since MVC force you to build your application in layers, separate application flow from application block and usually decrease development time. MVC is also widely used with other developments tools and languages.
I agree that UIP implementation is far from being easy.Furthermore UIP isn’t really MVC implementation since there isn't separation between controller and viewer. Anyway there are lighter implementations of MVC such as Maverick (http://mavnet.sourceforge.net/).
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