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• Re: Connection String in Data Layer Problem

  i can access conn string in the application using System.Configuration. ConfigurationManager .ConnectionStrings["connectionName"].ConnectionString; but this is not working in my DataLayer in DataLayer when i type System.Configuration. ConfigurationManager is not showing up

  Posted to Data Access and ObjectDataSource Control (Forum) by koolprogrammer on 10/29/2008

• Re: connection string in 3-tier application

  [quote user="vinz"]You can find out the physical structure tree in Windows Explorer.. So check it out there [/quote] yes i can find it there.. the current structure is xyz/Web/ xyz/BusinessLayer/ xyz/DataLayer/ but i think the one below is more correct.. xyz/ xyz/BusinessLayer/ xyz/DataLayer/ what do you think??

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by koolprogrammer on 10/27/2008

• Re: connection string in 3-tier application

  [quote user="vinz"] Hi, Since your DAL is in a seprate Project then you can structure it this way: Solution - DAL Project - Properties - References - BIZ Folder - BIZ Class - DAL Folder - DAL Class - Another Project Goes here [/quote] i already have this kinda structure in the solution when i open in Visual Studio.. the confusion is regarding the windows physical directory structure.. xyz/Web/ xyz/BusinessLayer/ xyz/DataLayer/ or it should it be xyz/ xyz/BusinessLayer/ xyz/DataLayer/

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by koolprogrammer on 10/27/2008

• Re: connection string in 3-tier application

  [quote user="vinz"] You may also look here: http://geekswithblogs.net/dotNETvinz/archive/2008/02/01/creating-a-data-access-framework-again.aspx [/quote] in the link you gave they have added classes with business logic into a folder within App_Code and similarly with data logic.. i think they should be separate projects right??

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by koolprogrammer on 10/27/2008

• Re: connection string in 3-tier application

  i have a confusion about the directory structure too.. currently i made the following structure.. xyz/Web/ xyz/BusinessLayer/ xyz/DataLayer/ where xyz is the name of the application and the solution file resides in xyz/Web/ or it should it be xyz/ xyz/BusinessLayer/ xyz/DataLayer/ where xyz is the application and the solution and index files reside in xyz/

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by koolprogrammer on 10/27/2008

• connection string in 3-tier application

  i am creating a 3-tier web application.. i have 3 folders.. xyz/Web xyz/BusinessLayer xyz/DataLayer how do i store and retrieve connection string in DataLayer? do i add an app.config there or do i override web.config ?

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by koolprogrammer on 10/26/2008

• Re: ASP.net + SVG

  [quote user="zevs85"] i want on some event (onclick or onmousemove) on a circle, to call function written in ASP.NET. [/quote] you mean the clickable area should be in the shape of a circle??

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by koolprogrammer on 9/8/2008

• Re: Initializing BitVector32 to True

  [quote user="gsuttie2002"] Looks awfully like a question I got in an exam - hope your not reading a braindump! [/quote] mugging up dumps and getting certified is ofcourse a wrong practice.. but i don't see anything wrong in trying to get the concepts clear..

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by koolprogrammer on 9/4/2008

• internal implementation of Generics

  In Generics we pass the type as a parameter when declare the object... In Factory design pattern we pass the name of the class as a string and generate an instance of the class.. are they using Factory pattern internally for the implementation of Generics?

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by koolprogrammer on 9/4/2008

• monodevelop linux webapplication

  i am trying to develop a small web application in linux using MonoDevelop.. i was able to create console applications and run them but no idea how to create and run web applications..

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by koolprogrammer on 9/3/2008