Are you saying that you can break into the stuff an app stores on your machine
with MS's Data Protection API (DPAPI)? If this were backgammon, I would feel
like I should "turn the cube" here.
At 02:07 AM 10/3/2006, Dominick Baier wrote
>If the code is running on the client there is no way to ef
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Well, I believe the discussion moved from whether one should store the
connection string in the app.config file towards an argument on whether
you can associate a config file with a class library. Roy, you claimed
that you
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But isn't it even simpler to make the class&
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You can place the configuration parameters used by the class library
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If you use app.config from a class library, it simply reads the
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You can't use an app.config w/ a class library project, because you
cannot run the class library. You can however have one app.config
associated with
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I don't think you can use an app.config w/a class library project.
You can prob
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There is but can you still use an App.Config file in a class. I've tried it
but when I add the code to read the settings I continue to get null. I am
successful in reading an
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Ah, but where do you store the encryption key? We have
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We've use a seperate xml file for all
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We've use a seperate xml file for all system settings that we don
We've use a seperate xml file for all system settings that we don't want
in the DB including the UserID, password and datasource. The whole file
is encrypted. What we like about this is all we have to do is just one
change and the whole system is updated. The location of this file is in
the app
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There is but can you still use an App.Config file in a class. I've tried it
but when I add the code to read the settings I continue to get null. I am
successful in reading a
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if this is for framework 2.0...
isn't there a new connectionstrings section in the config files?...i'd swear
i've seen something about automagic encryption in certain places
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Yes, windows authentication is the way to go. However, if for whatever
reasons you still want the connection string
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keep the database server name only in the config file.
..optionally keep the database name in the config fie.
use windows integrated authentication to connect to the sql server. with
the sql account options, you can
Have a look at http://msdn.microsoft.com/practices/
the dataconnection and encryption do this automatically in the
app.configfile for you.
dj
How can I
encrypt my connection information without hard-coding the connection string
in the class?<<<
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keep the database server name only in the config file.
..optionally keep the database name in the config fie.
use windows integrated authentication to connect to the sql server. with
the sql account options, you can set a default database...or make sure you
use 4 part naming to explicitly specify
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