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ioc - castle windsor in asp.net mvc 2 + data context + connection string

I'm using castle windsor in asp.net mvc 2, with a separate project for the domain model which contains datacontext (dbml), I've deleted the app.config in the domainmodel project

getting the following error:

Can't create component 'DomainModel.Concrete.ArticleRepository' as it has dependencies to be satisfied. DomainModel.Concrete.ArticleRepository is waiting for the following dependencies

Keys (components with specific keys) - connectionString which was not registered.

What am I missing ?

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