Hi Kevin,


>>Since I cannot come up with a connection string that will work in the web.config file for MS Access I need to override the method that accesses this from the web.config. I could go hunting, but if someone knows where that is it would be helpfull.
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>>It looks like I need to hard code something like this:
>>string connString = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=" && Server.MapPath("data\SWHT.mdb");
>>
>>There must be an access method looking for the "SWHT\Connection" value in there somewhere.
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>You can override ABusinessObject's GetConnectionString() method and hard-code the return value.
>


Since with ASP.net there is a App_Data directory designed in, are you planning any way to use data in this directory within the web.config file? It appears one needs to use Server.MapPath() to find it in the connection string, and I don't know how to do this in an xml file.
Thanks for the help
Tim