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We currently have a site that was started over 6 years ago using Castle MonoRail V2 and the nVelocity View Engine. The problem is that we would like to update our technology but are stuck due to this limitation. I was thinking that since we can use different view engines within the same MVC project, is there a way to use nVelocity with MVC 4?

Seems the project is dead.

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  • Have you seen http://mvccontrib.codeplex.com/SourceControl/latest#src/MvcContrib.ViewEngines.NVelocity/NVelocityViewEngine.cs ? This doesn't mean you can use your existing NVelocity views without modifications. – Mauricio Scheffer Aug 31 '13 at 03:39
  • Ok...I've looked there but I think I'm missing something. I can see in the source that there is a MvcContrib.ViewEngines namespace, but if I download the Release or the Extras.Release, I don't see this in the Object Browser. Do I need to grab the source and build it myself?? – user2733684 Sep 03 '13 at 12:36
  • Haven't used it in years. If it's not in the binaries anymore, get the code and compile it, it's very easy... – Mauricio Scheffer Sep 04 '13 at 15:22

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