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ASP.NET Tutorial » Configuration » appSettings

16. 3. 1. Storing Custom Settings in the web.config File


ASP.NET stores your own settings in the web.config file, in an element called <appSettings>. 



<?xml version="1.0" ?>

<configuration>

    ...

    <appSettings>

        <add key="DataFilePath" value="C:\Shared" />

    </appSettings>

    ...

    <system.web>

    <!-- ASP.NET Configuration sections go here. -->

    </system.web>

    ...

</configuration>

16. 3. appSettings
	16. 3. 1.	Storing Custom Settings in the web.config File
	16. 3. 2.	Retrieve values from the appSettings section either programmatically or declaratively.
	16. 3. 3.	Loading string from Web.config (C#)
	16. 3. 4.	Retrieve AppSetting
	16. 3. 5.	ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings

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