connection-string

I'm having some trouble nutting out why I'm unable to connect to a new database I've created at MongoHQ. I want to include the correct connection string in my Web.config file and have my Mongo object refer to that for the database connection. The connection strings (edited, obviously) are: Public Access mongo flame.mongohq.com:27065/dunedin -u {username} -p {password} AWS Internal Access mongo flame.local.mongohq.com:27065/dunedin -u {username} -p {password} Obviously, I've included my correct username in password in place of the placeholders in the braces. My code is: string connection =

I have a web project (mvc) and data access layer in a separated class library project. I need to access to a connection string in app.config which sits in that library project. ConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings[0].ConnectionString pulls something strange. I don't have this kind of settings neither in the library's config nor in the web project's config files. the App.config looks like that: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?> <configuration> <connectionStrings> <add name="DALConnectionString" connectionString="User ID=sa;Password=pass;Initial Catalog=db;Data Source=srv\SQL2005;" /> <

I have a requirement that requires me to use Spring.net to get a connectionstring that is stored inside the app.config, and then inject the retrieved connectionstring to a instantiated object. How can I do this using Spring.net's xml configuration? For e.g., instead of my codes doing this: // Spring.net config: <object name="myService" type="com.acme.MyService, com.acme"> <constructor-arg type="System.String" value="myConnectionName"/> </object> // Web.config: <connectionStrings> <add name="myConnectionName" connectionString="DB_connectionstring"/> </connectionStrings> // Codes: public class

I am trying to implement Asp.net Forms Authentication in my site. Usually, you provide the name of your DB connection string in your web.config. However, as our database setup is a little more complicated, I was looking for a way to manually provide the MembershipProvider the connection string in code. Thanks! You don't have to use a connectionStringName for SqlMembershipProvider , instead you can supply the connection string directly. I.e. instead of: <membership defaultProvider="SqlProvider" ...> <providers> <add name="SqlProvider" type="System.Web.Security.SqlMembershipProvider"