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Asked: 2026-05-16T09:56:04+00:00

I have a solution where i have 3 WPF projects under it (Project UI-A,

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I have a solution where i have 3 WPF projects under it (Project UI-A, Project UI-B and Project named CommonLibrary(Data Layer).I have a user registration form in the Project UI-A where i will capture the User profile information. And in the CommonLibrary project i have a class called UserCommon which will have a method to save the data to the db table. I am using LINQ 2 SQL to talk to the db in CommonLibrary project. In the Project UI-A i will have a dropdonw list which has options like Development and Production Using which i can choose where this operation to be done.

Now how can i tell the method in CommonLibrary to use which datacontext (Development or Production)? Is passing a variable (to mention its development or production)
in all the methods as a parameter is the only way? What are the other alternatives?

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  1. Editorial Team

    I’d suggest putting the setting in your app.config file, and access it through the ConfigurationManager. What you don’t want is a variable set in code.

    Another option is to use a dependency injection tool that builds its configuration from an external file. However, that’s usually not the way people want to configure dependency injection. (That’s much cleaner in code.)

    You can also build a factory method that generates DataContext objects, pre-configured for the correct configuration. That isolates the decision to a single method.

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