NonAction method in MVC

NonAction attribute but then the method is still invokable as action method

By default, the MVC framework treats all public methods of a controller class as action methods. If your controller class contains a public method and you do not want it to be an action method, you must mark that method with the NonActionAttribute attribute.

public interface IEmployee

{

 void Save(Employee e);

 bool Validate(Employee e);

}

public class EmployeeController:Controller, IEmployee

{

  public void Save(Employee e){

  }

  [NonAction]

  public void Validate(Employee e){

  }

}