This example shows how to use separate DashboardConfigurator instances within an ASP.NET MVC Dashboard application to provide different server-side settings. In this example, the Sales and Marketing views use different dashboard storage and different data connections

Dashboard controllers are defined in the Global.asax.cs (VB: Global.asax.vb) file.

Note that the Web Dashboard control uses a single cache. The use of separate DashboardConfigurator instances does not create separated caches. Create a custom parameter to specify a different cache for different user roles.

• DashboardConfig.cs (VB: DashboardConfig.vb)
• HomeController.cs (VB: HomeController.vb)
• Global.asax.cs (VB: Global.asax.vb)
• Index.cshtml
• MarketingView.cshtml
• SalesView.cshtml
• _Layout.cshtml

• Manage Multi-Tenancy

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