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Bill E.
In IIS, I have two web applications configured as follows:
Website 1 (fixed IP)
Application A
page1.aspx
web.config
Application B
page1.aspx
web.config
each of the web.config files contain a connection strings block with
one connection string ("connection 1"). When I try to open
application B in my browser, I get the following error:
Entry Connection 1 has already been added
indicating that although I'm requesting Application B, both web.config
files are being read and a conflict has arisen. I can fix this by
running Application B in a separate application pool, but I'd like to
know what's causing it. I cannot seem to reproduce this problem in my
development environment.
Bill E.
Website 1 (fixed IP)
Application A
page1.aspx
web.config
Application B
page1.aspx
web.config
each of the web.config files contain a connection strings block with
one connection string ("connection 1"). When I try to open
application B in my browser, I get the following error:
Entry Connection 1 has already been added
indicating that although I'm requesting Application B, both web.config
files are being read and a conflict has arisen. I can fix this by
running Application B in a separate application pool, but I'd like to
know what's causing it. I cannot seem to reproduce this problem in my
development environment.
Bill E.