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ConfigurationSe ttings.GetConfi g

Scenario: I have a .Net Class Solution, I am using a
windows test application to call the class for testing
purposes. When I add an app.config file to the class
solution it does not add it to the bin directory, but
when I add it to the test application it does add it to
the bin directory.
Needless to say the problem I have is that when I use the
(ConfigurationS ettings.GetConf ig('ConfigSecti on'),
UIPConfigSettin gs)

In the class if the app.config file is not added to the
windows application it fails. So I am assuming that when
I remove the Windows application and deploy it will fail
again as the app.config file is not in the bin directory
to be accessed.

Thanks

Mike

Jul 19 '05 #1
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