asp.net - MVC 2 map routing from one controller to another -

I am using MVC2.

I have 2 controllers called apps and notes. Application is a loan application A note can be added in an application.

On my index I have a grid that displays all the applications, and an action column with links to "add call".

In my application controller, I have action methods for creating and editing. In my note controller, there are action methods for me to create, edit, and delete.

I was wondering if the following is possible when the user clicks on the "Add Note" link, such as to go to URL:

  Application / 1 / Note / Note that there is 1 application ID Note note will be the controller, and create the action method in the Note Controller. Is such a thing possible?  
 I have my global Started with mapping in the message, but it is not certain that this is true:  
  route. MapRoute (null, "application / {applicationID} / {controller} / {action}", new {administrator = "note", action = "create"});  
 
 How do I create a link in my grid using the action link? 
 
 Please give any advice? 
 
 Edit: 
 
 The grid given above is in my index view in my home directory. Therefore, on this grid, I have to add the link to display it as above. I am struggling to make this link on my index view. Currently I have this: 
 
 Html.ActionLink ("Add Note", "Create", "Note", New {ApplicationID = c.ApplicationID}, Blank) < / P> 
  and this / note / create /? Required to be displayed as ApplicationID = 1  
 
: 
 
  / application / 1 / note / create  
 < P> Thanks Brandon 
 

To create a link using this route, ActionLink Using the Support Method:

  & lt;% = html.ActionLink ("create note", "create", "note", new {applicationID = "123"}, tap) % & Gt;   
  / application / 123  and  create  action  note controller  and pass  123 < / Code> as  applicationID  parameter: 
 
  public class note controller: controller {create a public workout result (int applicationID) {return view (); It assumes that the routes are registered as follows:  
  Public static zero register routs {routes.IgnoreRoute ("{resource} .axd / {* pathInfo}"); Routes.MapRoute (empty, "application / {applicationID} / {controller} / {action}", new {controller = "note", verb = "create"}); Routes.MapRoute ("default", "{controller} / {action} / {id}", new {controller = "home", action = "index", id = UrlParameter.Optional}); }