I’m looking at using it for Partial Views, however, which I am thinking is not going to work as I get an error when compiling within the Execute() override method: “THe name ‘model’ does not exist in the current context”

[System.CodeDom.Compiler.GeneratedCodeAttribute("MvcRazorClassGenerator", "1.0")]
[System.Web.WebPages.PageVirtualPathAttribute("~/Views/CurrentLivePolicyCountParams.cshtml")]
public class _Page_Views_CurrentLivePolicyCountParams_cshtml : System.Web.Mvc.WebViewPage
{
#line hidden

public _Page_Views_CurrentLivePolicyCountParams_cshtml()
{
}
protected System.Web.HttpApplication ApplicationInstance
{
get
{
return ((System.Web.HttpApplication)(Context.ApplicationInstance));
}
}
public override void Execute()
{

Write(model); // <– ERROR position

WriteLiteral(" Mis.Reports.Models.CurrentLivePolicyCountReportModel\r\n\r\nHell” +
“o”);

}
}
}

I’m trying to use the precompiled views in a project similar with a CMS.

Instead of adding the Assembly to the main mvc web project, I load the assembly with reflection in the Application_Start() method and then register using BoC.Web.Mvc.PrecompiledViews.ApplicationPartRegistry.Register().

All works fine until I try to open a page and I get an error like: An unexpected exception occurred while binding a dynamic operation and it points to the generated .cs of the page I’m trying to open.

Any ideas?

Thanks