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Hi,
Let me describe my environment. I am using Visual Web Developer 2005
Express with SQL-Server 2005 Express. OS is windows 2000 professional. IIS
which iam using is the inbuild one of "Visual Web Developer 2005 Express".
Now the issue......
I am trying to use the Enterprise Library - January 2006 in my web
application. For that I was trying to add the necessary elements in the
web.config. but iam getting and error when I was trying to add the new tag
“configSections†under the root “configurationâ€. I tried the “configSectionsâ€
outside the “configuration†tag also. Thatz also failed. Can you tell me what
I hav to do for this. Then I was trying to add the new element
“<dataConfiguration defaultDatabase="mydb " />†here iam getting the error
“Unrecognized element 'dataConfiguration†.. this “mydb†is the value of name
attribute of the child of “connectionStringsâ€.
Can anybody tell me or show me some resource from where I can learn how to
configure the “Enterprise Library - January 2006†properly for a web
application.
thanks in advace...
Let me describe my environment. I am using Visual Web Developer 2005
Express with SQL-Server 2005 Express. OS is windows 2000 professional. IIS
which iam using is the inbuild one of "Visual Web Developer 2005 Express".
Now the issue......
I am trying to use the Enterprise Library - January 2006 in my web
application. For that I was trying to add the necessary elements in the
web.config. but iam getting and error when I was trying to add the new tag
“configSections†under the root “configurationâ€. I tried the “configSectionsâ€
outside the “configuration†tag also. Thatz also failed. Can you tell me what
I hav to do for this. Then I was trying to add the new element
“<dataConfiguration defaultDatabase="mydb " />†here iam getting the error
“Unrecognized element 'dataConfiguration†.. this “mydb†is the value of name
attribute of the child of “connectionStringsâ€.
Can anybody tell me or show me some resource from where I can learn how to
configure the “Enterprise Library - January 2006†properly for a web
application.
thanks in advace...