I have been banging my head against this one for two days... I have a WiX project that is built by MSBuild on my Team Foundation Server. I have a Build Definition set up, and all was wo开发者_运维技巧
I have a class library with a app.config file with 4 settings in it. Previously when I tried this (VS2008) as soon as I referenced the library I would not be able to access the config file/application
I\'m writing a client to a WCF service.This is a single app in a larger system that includes modules written in C#, C++, VB, and Java.All of the apps share common configuration and logging mechanisms,
I have a client that connects to a WCF service using a netTcpBinding. To connect to the service I use the following in my client:
a question I haven\'t found an answer to after googling for a long time (then a long break from it and searching again)...
I\'m reading a setting out of the app.config file using code nearly identical to that which I\'ve used in other portions of the app. It works fine under WinXP and Win Server 2003, when I run it under
I have added App.Configin my project. I have a installer class(ProjectInstaller.cs) which needs to read values from App.config.
I have a Windows Forms application built using the .NET 3.5 Framework which self hosts a WCF service. The service & app function properly on their own.
I wrote a dll project in c#. I added a service reference. A app.config was automatically generated. In the same solution I have an asp.net project.
Is it possible to use connection strings 开发者_开发技巧in a Console app\'s app.config file in a single machine config file instead? So all console apps on the server can use the same file?You could,