Bill,

Here is the message thread that helped me solved this: Creating an executable Thread #1338423 Message #1338423

>Bill,
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>I had this same situation and posted a message here for help. As mentioned by Tim, the BO Generator is used to just help in the creation of a Business Object Library. To use that BO library in an MM.NET app the template handles all the setup necessary to bring the app and the BO library together. However, there is not a template that would do this for a console app.
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>What I did was follow the instructions in the Dev Guide for creating a Windows Service that uses an MM.NET Business Object library and do the same thing but in the console app.
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>I have two console apps now using my MM.NET business object library successfully.
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>HTH
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>>Thanks for your quick reply.
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>>Yes, I have went through a few of the jumpstarts. However, none of them describe the process of just having a console app as the consumer of one or more business entity objects. The jumpstarts begin by having you use one of the MM.Net project templates. It seems that the templates hook up some code behind the scenes that allows the seamless connection. However, I don't want to use the MM.Net project templates. I would just like to create my own console app or web application project app, but use the MM.Net business objects. Is this possible?