By mswatcher
via codeproject.com
Submitted: May 09 / 01:39
Adding custom configuration sections lets you leverage built-in .NET configuration mechanism to employ strong-type objects to access the configuration content without taking care of manipulation of XML1, 2. This article introduces a tip about how to add your custom configuration sections in “another” web.config while not losing the support as in the web.config located at the root of Web applications.
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Tags: .net, web design
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