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aspdotnetfaq.com — Each ASP.NET Web Application has its own configuration file called web.config file. In fact every directory in ASP.NET application can have one. Settings in each web.config file apply to the directory where its placed, and all the subdirectories of that directory. This is called Configuration Inheritance and it can cause serious headaches if you are not fully aware of how it works... read more...
firstserved.net — IISAdmin - Tool for creating multiple asp.net websites on IIS5 and winxp read more...
mnour.blogspot.com — Have you ever wanted to provide a level of protection to your values in the configuration files? Using aspnet_regiis will help you in encrypting the configuration section(s) in the config files. The executable resides in: "<windows_root>\Microsoft.NET\Framework\<framework_version>" and It was common to be used in installing ASP.NET on IIS. However, you can use it as well in encrypting/decrypting the configuration files. read more...
drewmace.blogspot.com — Lessons learned: Patching SharePoint servers and configuration management. read more...
vaultofthoughts.net — As an alternative to appSettings you can use SingleTagSectionHandler to store settings in a web.config file. Learn how. read more...
blah.winsmarts.com — Funny – this approach is so darned simple, I am surprised why I hardly find anyone who actually uses it. read more...
blackwasp.co.uk — Often it is useful to pass parameters to a Windows Forms application on start-up from a command line or shortcut. These parameters can be used to indicate a document to load or the initial configuration of the application. read more...
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