J
Jeff
I have a solution with two projects. Project A is the startup
project, while Project B serves as the project with the data logic.
At run time, the first thing I need to do is write to Project B's
app.config. I've referenced System.configuration.dll within Project
B, and from one of the classes inside Project B's namespace, I'm
trying to use ConfigurationManager to write to its app.config.
Unfortunately, it only finds Project A's app.config. I've even tried
removing Project A's app.config file, but it still can't "see" Project
B's app.config.
Is there any way to accomplish this?
project, while Project B serves as the project with the data logic.
At run time, the first thing I need to do is write to Project B's
app.config. I've referenced System.configuration.dll within Project
B, and from one of the classes inside Project B's namespace, I'm
trying to use ConfigurationManager to write to its app.config.
Unfortunately, it only finds Project A's app.config. I've even tried
removing Project A's app.config file, but it still can't "see" Project
B's app.config.
Is there any way to accomplish this?