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JeroenBdH Back home after a great @wiphug session about 'Advanced Data Access Strategies'. Thanks to @KevinDocx about 2 days ago

JeroenBdH I'm at RealDolmen (Huizingen, Vlaams-Brabant) http://t.co/jm7PvK0e about 2 days ago

JeroenBdH dark chocolate 70% => mMm about 3 days ago

JeroenBdH @tompester nu wel ja ;) about 4 days ago

JeroenBdH Ga toch slapen @jeroenbdh #boodschapAanMezelf dit gaat de foute weg op :| about 4 days ago

JeroenBdH @YBTD ga je straks ook naar de cursus? about 5 days ago

JeroenBdH @chrissie1 thx ! about 5 days ago

JeroenBdH @chrissie1 is that the way it's mostly used in a prod. env.? Because we're now using EF and are searching for alternatives ;) about 5 days ago

JeroenBdH @chrissie1 Thx :) And you write them from scratch? Or do you use fluentNhibernate's export func.? about 5 days ago

JeroenBdH Which #nhibernate mapping technique do you use : AutoMapping - ConfORM - XML Mapping or do you use FluentNhibernate? about 6 days ago

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ASP.Net Web Application Administration Website showing error.aspx on startup

To add a new role into my aspnet database, I tried to use the asp.net Web Application Administration Website. But it was showing the following error message:
An error was encountered. Please return to the previous page and try again.

Strange, because I was sure, that my connectionstring was correct.

After a while, after reading about the asp.net Web Application Administration Website, I found that it can't handle spaces or special character in the project path.
My project was located in C:\Users\JEROEN\Documents\Visual Studio 2010\Projects\