When encrypting (\"protecting\") Microsoft config sections, you get something that looks like the XML below.It follows (at least partially) the W3 spec for XML Encryption.
If I create a app.config for my main app, I can use it using: string test = Properties.Settings.Default.LibTest;
I have a solution that contains two projects.One project is a Windows Service that contains a few classes for performing various functions.The other project is a Windows Form Application that is meant
I have an application that will be deployed onto quite a few servers and virtual machines here.This application heavily relies on certain file locations and URLs (which can be different depending on w
I have a .NET 4 class library project, which is used by multiple web projects. In this开发者_如何学C class library I need to get a DB connection string and it needs to be the same for all the web proj
I have an Windows Forms application VS 2008 - C#, that uses app.config. In execution time, in Menu option of my application, I want editing values of app.config, save it and restart application.
We had a Windows Service Project hosting two of our WCF services and we could not figure out why the app.config settings on the WCF services were not pulling correctly to our client programs.
Folks, Tons of articles are written about appSettings in app.config.For all the other sections (like system.ServiceModel), I\'m trying to understand:
Every time I make changes to my WS and update the reference in Visual Studio, VS overwrites my app.config with additional unnecessary information.So when I start my client afterwards, I get this error
I have the following projects: MVC Console application Class library Windows forms application COM Library
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