RE: FN-FORUM: App.config in .NET

date posted 31st January 2005 21:27

Nah, you can compile them all into one dll and stick 'em in the same /bin/.
I'm a bit tired/distracted by the Channel 4 program about coma, but if I'm
understanding you correctly, the app.config files need to be in the root of
each "website" (like - virtual directory, yeah?). That is, they have to be
there if they're going to do things like control security and
authentication. If you just need connection settings etc., I find it
convenient to put all those in an /includes/ directory and call them
myblahblahapp.inc - a tip I learnt from Julian (thanks Jules, wherever you
are!)

Cheers,

Mark


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>Hi,
>I've created some objects that connect to a web service and that creates
an app.config >file (like the web.config file). Given that the created
objects are written into each >.NET "website" in the /bin directory,
whereabouts should I put the app.config file ?

>And can you share the created dlls, i.e., stick them into one place and
have all of the >>websites access them or do you need to copy them into each
/bin directory ?

>Cheers
>Andy


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