Configuration
The .NET Framework provides a file-based configuration mechanism that gives administrators control over the way .NET applications run, without any need for recompiling the applications. For example, administrators can control:
which protected resources an application can access
which version of an assembly an application can use (binding redirection)
which version of the common language runtime an application should use
where the common language runtime should search for an assembly
which channel (TCP, HTTP, etc.) and ports an application should use
which machine, channel, and port a remote object can be obtained from
custom application configuration settings
security permissions that should be granted to an assembly
Based on their usage, ...
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