In your own modules, you can implement pretty much any pattern (or anti-pattern!) that you can use in plain ASP.NET, so just try to do it the same way you would normally do a MVC in ASP.NET.  I havent tried, so I cant say for sure that it will work.

DNN itself has its own pattern, and it already works (mostly!), so there is no reason to waste time replacing it with another pattern.

JK

Hi Frank

Please tell me more about MVC and dotnetnuke ..... is the dotnetnuke 5.0 about MVC or a bit of it .... I have read about performance and the MVC does processes up to 10 times faster than webforms .... anyone tested the MVC inside a dotnetnuke module?

/Johan Hyra vattenskoter