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Hi, I have a two Silverlight applications (exactly the same) hosted on IIS but each points to a different database. However, when I run both sites, they end up using the same database. How can I resolve this issue? |
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You will need to use different LightSpeedContexts for the two applications. If the two 'sites' are hosted within the same IIS application, this means you will need to have two LightSpeedContext objects. If they are hosted in different IIS applications, then check that the config files contain different connection strings. |
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