This (and of course in your solution the app.config file in the root of your project C project) is where you should find your connection string and other settings that can be accessed any running code in that process.Īgain, if you have multiple executable projects in the same solution each one should have its own app.config. Example: you compile project C to a file ProjectC.exe then there will be a. When you build an executable project the corresponding app.config file is copied to the same root folder as the application and is renamed.
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NET can find the configuration information.Įach executable should have its own app.config file so in the solution each project that can be compiled to an executable (console, winform, wpf, windows service, etc.) should have its own app.config file. must be deployed at the same location as the programname.exe file so that. You deploy the programname.exe file, then the
In the case of a project that creates a programname.exe, upon the successful build of the project, the app.config in that project is copied over to a file called, the runtime config file. So all configuration information for the solution must be in the nfig, and subordinate configs to the nfig will be ignored at program runtime by. NET is looking for config information the nfig at program runtime. Would be the root Web.config or the App.config in the root project of a project that creates the programname.exe file. NET is looking for config information in the nfig for the solution. At program runtime no matter if it's a Web application or some kind of desktop application using an exe. The form of the app.config is fine.my guess is that I am not referencing the app.config file to the configurationManager correctly.what am I doing wrong here?Īpp.config only gets used when application is run in debug mode. When I try to reference my connectionString in I get an error: "Object reference not set to an instance of an object" mySqlConnectionString = I created a solution with several projects (ProjectA, ProjectB) in it and added Project C. It compiles and runs and successfully references App.config. I have a project (ProjectC) and it works fine.
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