We earlier discussed about Inserting the records to mongoDB via C#.
now the Next Step in the CRUD cycle is Read the data from MongoDb and Flash it on the UI screen.
This is how I did :
Drag and Drop the Gridview control and apply the styles which suites your website screen design
Create Connection like Before :
MongoClient monClient = new MongoClient("mongodb://localhost");
MongoServer ms = monClient.GetServer();
ms.Connect();
MongoDatabase db = ms.GetDatabase("testdb");
MongoCollection collection = db.GetCollection<Tasks>("Tasks");
Tasks tsk = new Tasks();
Query the collection and Convert to List
var ShowTasks = collection.FindAllAs<Tasks>().ToList<Tasks>();
Set the List as Data source
gvShowTasks.DataSource = ShowTasks;
Binds the Grid
gvShowTasks.DataBind();
Run the Solution.(f5) Bammmm!!! you see that
now the Next Step in the CRUD cycle is Read the data from MongoDb and Flash it on the UI screen.
This is how I did :
Drag and Drop the Gridview control and apply the styles which suites your website screen design
Create Connection like Before :
MongoClient monClient = new MongoClient("mongodb://localhost");
MongoServer ms = monClient.GetServer();
ms.Connect();
MongoDatabase db = ms.GetDatabase("testdb");
MongoCollection collection = db.GetCollection<Tasks>("Tasks");
Tasks tsk = new Tasks();
Query the collection and Convert to List
var ShowTasks = collection.FindAllAs<Tasks>().ToList<Tasks>();
Set the List as Data source
gvShowTasks.DataSource = ShowTasks;
Binds the Grid
gvShowTasks.DataBind();
Run the Solution.(f5) Bammmm!!! you see that
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