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Frekster - 15 Feb 2005 20:32 GMT
Hello.

Reposting this my email was not setup correctly for the newsgroup... please
reply to this post to the group.

I just installed enterprise library just released in january 2005. I've
opened up the enterprise library configuration tool and started a new
configuration. I added the data access application block to the project, set
up whatever I needed to setup, and saved the project as sample.config.

Question... now what do I need to copy to my .net application bin directory
to get this to work? What config files or xml files or what? I've read the
docs several times and it just isn't clear to me. I understand to include
the various references in my .net application, that I understand, but what
files do I need to pull over to my bin folder in my application?

Also, do I need to compile anything in enterprise manager configuration or
just port over the various config/xml files?

Really confused as to how to compile or port over what files *scratch head*.

Any help appreciated!

Thanks.

Frekster
vish - 18 Feb 2005 07:22 GMT
Dear Frekster,

The enterprise manager configuration is only a GUI meant to ease the
task of creating the config for your application.
I would recommend creating the config using the enterprise manager
configuration tool by selecting the app.config/web.config file for our
application.
Incase it is a winform application make sure you add the line given
below in the postbuild configuration.
copy "$(ProjectDir)*.config" "$(TargetDir)"

Hope this will help you out.

Regards
Vish

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