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by: serge calderara |
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Dear all,
I have define a configuration file for my application with
different section groups and settings belonging to each
individual group like as follow :
=====================================================
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<configuration>
<configSections>
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by: Keith Patrick |
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If I call ConfigurationSettings.GetConfig(...) the first time, it works
fine, demanding no permissions. However, if I call it again for a different
section, it demands FileIOPermission Read/PathDiscovery permission to the
app's directory (kind of difficult to assign this permission to the assembly
in this case). Is this a bug or intended behavior? I don't really see why
a second call would be any different from the first, unless there is...
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by: Filippo |
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Hi there,
I am writing a Windows App and need a Configuration file.
I wonder if I can use the WEB.CONFIG file to store my values.
I also wonder if I can use the ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings and if so,
what is the file name that it automatically look for.
Thanks,
Filippo
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by: james |
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According to the documentation ConfigurationSetting.GetConfig( string ) is
used to get user defined config settings. Yet, no matter how I try to add
my own sections to the app.config I keep getting errors stating an invalid
config file section found. So, can someone elighten me as to how this is to
be used ??
thanks
JIM
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by: Mythran |
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public static void Main()
{
string sectionName = "system.web";
object settings = ConfigurationSettings.GetConfig(sectionName);
Console.WriteLine(
settings == null ? "(null)"
: settings.GetType().ToString()
);
}
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by: J Holsinger |
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In VB.Net solution I have Standard Windows app and a Web app that references
a Class library. Both the Win app and the class library use the same
technique in the code files for retrieving identical custom config sections
in their respective app.config's. The win app runs without error, the class
library being used in the web app can't parse it's own app.config.
Does anybody know what would cause behavior like that?
--
thx
-jsh
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by: Steph |
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hello,
in .NET1 i used this command for read a specific xml file config:
ConfigurationSettings.GetConfig
how to make in .NET 2 ? keep in mind : i need to read a specific file not
the wep.config or other .dotnet config file..
thx mau
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by: Mark |
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Could someone provide me with details or a link on how the line of code
executes underneath the hood? Assume it's executed in an ASP.NET
application.
string blah = ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings
Once your application has called for the "foo" key once, how expensive is to
call the same line again? My gut tells me that the CLR likely stores these
values in memory in a string dictionary or similar. Looking up the value
requires the...
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by: Ken |
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I'm currently using 1.1.
Is there any way using the value of a
ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings as a key of
ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings.Tosting(
)]?
for example in web.config
<add key="company" value="Hyundai" />
<add key="Hyundai" value="sonata" />
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This is as boiled down as I can make it.
Here is my compilation command:
g++-12 -std=c++20 -Wnarrowing bit_field.cpp
Here is the code in...
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A Windows Forms form does not have the event Unload, like VB6. What one acts like?
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