Hi wl,

You can store each application in a separate folder and in this folder put a web.config file containing the respective connection string.

\bin\ <DLL's>

MyApp1\MyApp1 <files>
MyApp1\MyApp1 web.config

MyApp2\MyApp2 <files>
MyApp2\MyApp2 web.config

Guillermo G.

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Guillermo González Arroyave  :: MCP ASP.Net C# :: DCE4

 Hi,

 For an asp.net application I would like to store the DB connectionstring to
 be used in a configuration file.
 I know I can use the web.config file for this (and know how to read from
 it). However, because I have my asp.net application hosted all codebehind
 DLL's need to be put into the same BIN directory.

 Therefore I would like to store the db configuration string for each
 application into it's own configuration file. This configuration file could
 have the same name (and be in the same BIN directory) as the codebehind DLL,
 but with another file extention (XML instead of DLL).

 eg: \BIN directory
 project1.dll
 project1.xml
 project2.dll
 project2.xml

 Does anyone know how I can do this:
 1. getting the absolue path of the codebehind DLL
 2. reading from this file ?

 Thanks in advance,

 Wim

I'm not sure what you're looking for but:

AppDomain.CurrentDomain.BaseDirectory gets the AppBase of the application
which will be the parent directory of ~/bin in ASP.NET. You can also call
Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().CodeBase to get the currently executing assembly's
location it was located by the assembly resolver.

-Brock
DevelopMentor
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