I have an executable project that uses a SqlConnection. Its Connection
String must be retrieved from another project (a Class Library project), so
I'm trying to hide a connection string in the code of the Class Library
Project.
I declared the Connection String as a Project's property, so it isn't shown
in the C# code. But, when a use a decompiler (Remotesoft .NET Explorer), the
connection string is shown. Another approach I used was to store the
connection string in a Class Project Library app.config file. Since this
project isn't an executable project, it doesn't read attributes from the
app.config file.
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