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Updating user or application config settings of a dll after building (VS Framework 2)

Hi,

Does anyone know how to update the user or application settings of a
dll after building?

The problem I have is?
I have recently developed a service in C# that attaches references a
dll. Lets call it myDll.dll

The dll has an app.config file that contains user and application
settings.
So the resultant app.config file becomes
myDll.dll.config

I deploy this along with myDll.dll to the runtime directory

If I change the user or app settings in my config file
(myDll.dll.config) the applications runtime behaviour picks up the
built settings and not the runtime settings?

I had thought we could now deploy config files at the dll level. Is
this not the case?

Regards
David

Feb 7 '07 #1
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