Could you post the source code for your .aspx.vb and .aspx pages that are causing the problem as well as the code for your applicationbasepage2.vb file.  If this is a production site, or you are uncomfortable posting it here, then you can email it to me.  Thanks.

I am only doing strataframe projects ( I'm coming from VFP and was reluctant to learn .net  until I discovered STRATAFRAME).

I've tried removing those Microsoft.SqlServer lines from web.config, but everytime I rebuild the project they appear again.

If I rebuild several times, sometimes the error doesn't show; but I still have the original problem ( I can select the business object from BusinessObjectName, but when trying to set the bindingfield property  I get the message :

"The selected business object name doeas not appear to be valid. The fields could not be enumerated"

That's odd that you would be getting that error.  Is the error only occuring on a StrataFrame web site project, or any web site project?  When I Googled your error message, I found this site, http://www.xerratus.com/2006/03/24/AnnoyingInvalidAccessToMemoryLocationExceptionSolution.aspx, which says that this might be a problem with VS referencing the Microsoft.SqlServer DLLs, so you might try removing them from your references in the web.config file.

Now I am getting this message when trying to build or rebuild the project:

Error 1 Invalid access to memory location. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x800703E6) D:\Visual Studio 2005\WebSites\reto\web.config 29 

Then, I created another web project and I am getting the same error.

Yes , I did it.

A even shutdown visual studio and the computer, and rebuilt before and after that.

When you placed the business objects in another base page class, did you change the inherits of your web form to reference the new base page, or does it still reference the original ApplicationBasePage?  You'll need to change the inherits to subclass the new ApplicationBasePage and build the project before the type editor will work.

The help says:

Multiple ApplicationBasePage Classes

As a whole, a StrataFrame ASP.NET application may use hundreds of different business objects, while each page needs 10 or less. Rather than requiring you to declare of the business objects for the entire application on the same ApplicationBasePage, you can create separate ApplicationBasePage classes. The webforms within the application can then inherit from the ApplicationBasePage that contains only the business objects it needs.

But if I put the business objects references in another ApplicatioBasePage I get the error mentioned at the beginning of this topic.

Thank you Guillermo

What I did wrong was to create  a second applicationbasepage (applicationbasepage2) and add the reference there.

Now I put the reference in the original applicationbasepage and  I can fill in the bindingfield property.

But, if I have a lot of business objects I can't put all them there.

I have to reread the help because I am missing something.

PS: Do you play tennis?

yes, I did it.

Did you added a reference to the BusinnesObject in the ApplicationBasePage under the App_Code Folder?

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