08-17-05 10:57 PM
Glad that it helped!
Thanks
Vinayak Tadas
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Thank you very much.. this is very helpfull.
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""Vinayak Tadas[MSFT]"" wrote:
> Not sure which object you are tring to create
> Here is how you can use the CatalogContext from a windows app
>
> ConsoleDebugContext dbgContext = new
> ConsoleDebugContext(DebugMode.Checked);
> string connectionString = "Catalog connection string ";
> CatalogContext catalogContext = CatalogContext.CreateFromConnectionString
> (connectionString, dbgContext) ;
>
> The catalogContext can now be used from a Windows App
>
>
> Thanks
> Vinayak Tadas
> Microsoft
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> I am trying to access Commerce Server 2002 objects in a windows
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> or a service (dotNet). I don't really see how to use them without the
> CommerceContext even if I heard it was possible. Anybody could tell me
how
> to
> start, which object I can use in a windows app and how to configure them
?
> or
> maybe just where I can find documentation about it. Thanks !
>
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