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16. 1. 6. Lock the debug attribute, and only the debug attribute, of the element.


File: Web.config



<configuration >



    <system.web>

      <compilation debug="false" lockAttributes="debug" />

    </system.web>



</configuration>

16. 1. Introduction
	16. 1. 1.	Overview of Website Configuration
	16. 1. 2.	Applying Configuration Settings to a Particular Path
	16. 1. 3.	The web.config File
	16. 1. 4.	Using Elements
	16. 1. 5.	Locking Configuration Settings
	16. 1. 6.	Lock the debug attribute, and only the debug attribute, of the element.
	16. 1. 7.	Adding Custom Application Settings
	16. 1. 8.	Placing Configuration Settings in an External File
	16. 1. 9.	Opening a Configuration File on a Remote Server

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