Take Control of Your Web.Config(derans.blogspot.com)

submitted by deransderans(323) 2 years ago

After reading a Paul Sheriff article in CODE Magazine, I ended up creating a base WebConfig class to handle getting values out of my web.config. I’ve hated the ConfigurationManager.AppSettings since they deprecated it from ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings. So now I have my own GetAppSetting so I never have to worry about it again. My base class looks like this:

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posted by leedumondleedumond(2139) 2 years ago 0

Long way around the barn. This guy has basically reinvented the Configuration API.

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