.NET Framework - ASP.net membership/role/profile question - is it possible?

Hi guys,
I am using ASP.net Membership, Role and Profile under Windows form and it is
working fine.
Now I want to encapsulate it in a DLL that can be used with my Forms and
Other DLLs if required.

The problem is that when I am calling the encapsulated
membership/role/profile library things does not work
(some error message like "membership/role/profile is not enabled"). Things
working again if I add the App.config
file from the encapsulated membership/role/profile libary to the library or
the forms project that I am calling it.

My problem is that I do not want to duplicate the same App.config (which has
the menbership/role sections) again
and again.

The question is how can achieve this? How can I force other project files to
use the same App.config that is
defined in the DLL? Any suggestions?

many thanks

RM

  S. Justin Gengo replied to RM

RM,

Each application uses it is own app.config file to control it is own settings.
So sharing an app.config file is not a great idea.

But, you can have your dll write what it needs to the app.config file itself
so that you do not have to manually copy the data every time:

http://www.dotnetspider.com/resources/27179-Dynamic-App-Settings.aspx

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Sincerely,

S. Justin Gengo, MCP

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http://www.aboutfortunate.com

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