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Thanks irudyk,<br />
but I am not sure if it works in Shared add-in
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Thanks irudyk,
but I am not sure if it works in Shared add-in

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Okay, I guess I'm missing something here...I would have thought that the shared add-in would contain code that to read the connection string from the app.config file. &nbsp;Is that not the case?
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Okay, I guess I'm missing something here...I would have thought that the shared add-in would contain code that to read the connection string from the app.config file.  Is that not the case?

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I put the connectionstring in app.config<br />
But not able to get ConfigurationManager in connect.cs
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I put the connectionstring in app.config
But not able to get ConfigurationManager in connect.cs

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I am closing this question.Appreciate ur effort of answering..Thanks.
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I am closing this question.Appreciate ur effort of answering..Thanks.

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Hi all,<br />
I am developing a shared add-in,in which I am connecting to my SQL database.I want to put my connection string in app.config file and access ot from there.<br />
And some keys also,which I should be able to read in add-in.
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Hi all,
I am developing a shared add-in,in which I am connecting to my SQL database.I want to put my connection string in app.config file and access ot from there.
And some keys also,which I should be able to read in add-in.

Config file in Outlook add-in

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