| 173 | | As you can see, Clavis is a drop-in library that doesn't affect existing code. You can incrementally deploy it by converting one page at a time to continuations, and these pages will validate automatically as soon as they implement some IContinuation<...> type. You don't need to perform validation as above of course, you just need to place a call to {{{Continuation.Validate()}}} somewhere in the page lifecycle, although on init or pre-init is preferable so you don't waste time parsing parameters that won't validate anyway. |
| | 173 | As you can see, Clavis is a drop-in library that doesn't affect existing code. You can incrementally deploy it by converting one page at a time to continuations, and these pages will validate automatically as soon as they implement some IContinuation<...> type. |
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| | 175 | You don't need to perform validation exactly as above of course, you just need to place a call to {{{Continuation.Validate()}}} somewhere in the page lifecycle, although on init or pre-init is preferable so you don't waste time parsing parameters that won't validate anyway. |
