I have created a business object, and added it to an New Project. I've also added a Maintenence Form. Am in the maintenance from and am trying to add the bsuiness object. I have 2 problems:

1. From the Miantenece Form, I click on Toolbox, but cant see a buisness object anywhere to add.

2. If I F5 to compile and run the form, it comes up with a Database Connection Wizard, defaulting to Sql Server and asking me to select a Database. I am not sure what this is for.. The buisness object I have set up is based on a VFP database.

Here are the steps to create a BO:

1. Create a BO class based on StrataFrame BO class.
2. Open the Business Object Mapper (BOM)
• Map your class with your table.
• In the BOM build the Partial Class for your BO.
• Close the BOM.
3. In VS IDE Build your BO project or the whole solution, then open the form and the BO classes will appear in the ToolBox.  In my case I created a Business Object Project Library named IBS_BOL, so it will show in the ToolBox as IBS_BOL Components

They will not appear for 1 of 3 reasons.  1.) Your project that contains the assemblies has not been built. 2.) The business objects that you are trying to include are not in a project within the solution 3.) Your preferences are setup to prevent any custom control from automatically appearing within the toolbox.  You can set this by opening VS and then clicking Tools -> Options -> Windows Forms Designer -> AutoPopulateToolbox

You need to configure your AppMain to either setup the data sources for your application manually, or if you plan to use the Connection Wizard, you will need to setup the required data source items.  By default, the template has an SQLDataSourceItem in this list...so you will need to change this.  You can look through the docs on this as well, but you will want to modify your AppMain, open the SetDataSources method, and then change the AddRequiredDataSource call to meet your needs...or you could just manually set the DataSources, but in either case, you need to setup the data sources for your application.