From: Peter Brawley
Date: November 10 2005 2:59pm
Subject: Re: MySQL .NET Connector
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Jesse

 >I can actually see the line # where AN error occurrs, but it doesn't make
 >sense. It indicates "Type 'MySqlConnection' is not defined", however, 
it IS
 >defined. At the top of the file, I include <%@ Import
 >Namespace="MySql.Data.MySqlClient"%>. Besides this, before I did the 
"Create
 >application" thing, I was able to access and view the data on the 
screen w/o
 >a problem. It's only after doing the "Create Application" that this is an
 >issue.

You might try the .NET list (http://lists.mysql.com/dotnet). Meanwhile 
make sure your header code includes ...
  <%@ import Namespace="System.Data" %>
  <%@ import Namespace="MySql.Data.MySqlClient" %>
  ...
  Sub Page_Load(sender As Object, e As EventArgs)
    Dim myConnection  As MySqlConnection
    Dim myDataAdapter As MySqlDataAdapter
    Dim myDataSet     As DataSet
  ...
    myConnection = New MySqlConnection("server=...;")
  ...

PB

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Jesse Castleberry wrote:

>I'm using the MySQL .Net connector to access my MySQL database from my
>ASP.Net application.  I've got kind of a catch 22 thing going on here.  I'm
>getting an error, which indicates that I need to set the debug="true" in my
>web.config file (I realize this isn't a MySQL problem, but bare with me...).
>Well, it IS set.  So, trying to figure out what the issue is, I go into IIS
>and right-click on the folder with my .net app in it and click the Create
>button beside the Application name field, it creates an application.  Now, I
>can actually see the line # where AN error occurrs, but it doesn't make
>sense.  It indicates "Type 'MySqlConnection' is not defined", however, it IS
>defined. At the top of the file, I include <%@ Import
>Namespace="MySql.Data.MySqlClient"%>. Besides this, before I did the "Create
>application" thing, I was able to access and view the data on the screen w/o
>a problem.  It's only after doing the "Create Application" that this is an
>issue.
>
>This may not be a MySQL issue, it may be more of an ASP.NET thing, but
>figured I'd pass this by y'all first an see if anyone knew what might be
>going on.
>
>Thanks,
>Jesse
>
>
>  
>


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