When talking about VPNs, SNX could refer to SSL Network eXtender[^].

Cfer83 wrote: And I mistakenly was mixing the JRE with the JAVA SDK. Both are Java, and they have nothing to do with Javascript. --- single minded; short sighted; long gone;

One way would be to have a template file with the sections that you want to replace marked out with unique text, then do a find/replace on this. private string Replace(string item, string replace, string text) { if (item == null || item.Trim() == string.Empty) return string.Empty; return Regex.Replace(item, replace, text, RegexOptions.CultureInvariant | RegexOptions.IgnoreCase); } This is a method to do a replace based on a regular expression. Call this as: text = Replace(text, "^^ Unique Text ^^", "My replacement text"); Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before.

In this << "@Highlights,@Education,@Projects,@Full_Description,@Summary,@Company_ID,@WF_STATUS,@Is_CEO)(this one here) ;"; >> Wat is the ;(semicolon) doing just before this << "; >> I guess you need to remove that!!! I was born dumb!! :laugh:Programming made me laugh:laugh:!!! --sid--

Assuming this an assembly from another project, or third party, you need to add a reference to it in your application. That's all it should take. only two letters away from being an asset

I found a solution, thanks for looking.

If this is something that the whole application is going to use that you should probably put it in the Application object. The application object will not expire like the cache will. You can retrieve the dataset from the application object any time you want do whatever you need to do with it and then put it back into the application object. Hope that helps. Ben