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    Connect to MySQL with .NET 2.0

    Super!! Thanks.
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    aspnet_regiis and encrypting web.config

    .NET's aspnet_regiis.exe can encrypt connection strings and other appsettings in a web.config file. ie, aspnet_regiis -pe I tried it locally with RSA as the encryption provider and it works. I uploaded the partially encrypted web.config file to my asp.net 2.0 site and it threw an error...
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    asp.net 2.0 and MySQL, PostgreSQL and Oracle 10g

    How can I connect any of the following databases via asp.net 2.0? 1. MySQL 2. PostgreSQL 3. Oracle 10g
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    Connect to MySQL with .NET 2.0

    It is still not working. I am under a lot of pressure to get my stuff up and running. As far as I know, there is no security issue. In .net 1.1 everything had to run on full trust so almost every host provided full trust. With .net 2.0, the recommendation from Microsoft is to go to high or...
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    Connect to MySQL with .NET 2.0

    I just tried MySQL with OLEDB. I received an error saying that the MySQLProv isn't on the server. I also tried Oracle with OLEDB using Provider=MSDAORA and Provider=OraOLEDB, separately. Both threw errors saying the necessary components aren't on the server. In any case, I think ODBC is...
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    Connect to MySQL with .NET 2.0

    Yes please add OdbcPermission and OraclePermission to the custom policy file in the same way as OleDbPermission has been added. I have to set up test asp.net 2.0 apps for several databases. I can connect to SQL Server through SqlClient and Access through OleDb, but would need Odbc for MySQL...
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    asp.net 2.0, trust level, and database connections

    It seems under asp.net 2.0's medium trust, which is the recommended trust level, and which may or may not be jodohost's trust setting, it is not possible to do OleDb, Odbc and other similar connections. The only connection that is available is SqlClient -- which seems blatantly commercial on...
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    asp.net 2.0

    I just started with jodohost and I have to say that the account management and configuration system, HSPHERE, is the best I've seen -- and I've tried a lot of different web hosts. The icing on the cake would be support for asp.net 2.0 almost immediately after it is officially released...
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