Hello
Please help me grasp the idea of the following question:
You are a consultant developing an e-commerce Web site for a client.
You need to decide which configuration attributes to store for the
application. Which considerations should you take into account?
and the correct answer with explanation is:
You would need to know whether your application was user, machine,
domain, or session scoped.
Maybe it's a problem with my understanding of the english language,
however I'll appreciate in other words examples of
user|machine|do main|session scoped applications in the context of
storing configuration attributes for the (web) application.
Regards 2  1006 
Just guessing,
user: each user can have their our attributes or preferences
like email accounts
machine: preferences for the entire machine regardless of user
logging onto the website ( cookie )
domain: based on domain, English, Italian
Session: storing info on session when session is over all reset
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Hello
Please help me grasp the idea of the following question:
You are a consultant developing an e-commerce Web site for a client.
You need to decide which configuration attributes to store for the
application. Which considerations should you take into account?
and the correct answer with explanation is:
You would need to know whether your application was user, machine,
domain, or session scoped.
Maybe it's a problem with my understanding of the english language,
however I'll appreciate in other words examples of
user|machine|do main|session scoped applications in the context of storing
configuration attributes for the (web) application.
Regards
Web.config
Machine.config ( or Framwork.config )
Session ( in session )
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Just guessing,
user: each user can have their our attributes or preferences
like email accounts
machine: preferences for the entire machine regardless of user
logging onto the website ( cookie )
domain: based on domain, English, Italian
Session: storing info on session when session is over all reset
LVP
"maciek kanski" <ni***********@ sie.mailawrote in message
news:47******** **************@ mamut2.aster.pl ...
>Hello
Please help me grasp the idea of the following question:
You are a consultant developing an e-commerce Web site for a client.
You need to decide which configuration attributes to store for the
application. Which considerations should you take into account?
and the correct answer with explanation is:
You would need to know whether your application was user, machine,
domain, or session scoped.
Maybe it's a problem with my understanding of the english language,
however I'll appreciate in other words examples of
user|machine|d omain|session scoped applications in the context of storing
configuratio n attributes for the (web) application.
Regards
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