You should put your own connectionsTring into it.

 

For example, if you install the CuteChat table to a server 192.168.0.100, database name DotNetNuke, user name is test, password is test.  Your connectionsTring  will be as followings:

 

server=192.168.0.100;database=DotNetNuke;uid=test;pwd=test;

 

 

You are right.  DNNLib is not the right name.

 

We should use the CuteChat.DotNetNukeLib.dll instead.

 

Please use the following web.config template:

 

<configSections>

    <section name="cuteChat" type="CuteChat.ChatConfigurationHandler,CuteChat" />

</configSections>

<cuteChat

    WebFilePath="~/CuteChat/"

    IPAddressPolicy="*"

    BadWords=","

    AllowAnonymous="Allow"

    LoginUrl="~/Login.Aspx"

    HelpUrl="http://www.cutesoft.net/"

    LogoUrl="~/CuteChat/images/logo.gif"

    ExitUrl="~/"

    Culture="en-US"

    ConnectionString="server=(local);database=CuteChatSample;trusted_connection=true;App=CuteChat"

>

    <providers defaultProvider="DotNetNuke">

        <provider name="DotNetNuke"     sqlDataProviderType="CuteChat.DotNetNukeLib.DotNetNukeSqlDataProvider,CuteChat.DotNetNukeLib"

userIdentityAdapterType="CuteChat.DotNetNukeLib.SqlServerUserIdentityAdapter,CuteChat.DotNetNukeLib" />

       </providers>

</cuteChat>

 

 

Keep me poted.