Chapter 3. ASP.NET Configuration
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The .NET Framework defines a tailor-made, XML-based API to access configuration files and, in doing so, forces developers to adopt a common, rich, and predefined schema for storing application settings. In the more general context of the .NET configuration scheme, ASP.NET applications enjoy specific features such as a hierarchical configuration scheme that allows settings inheritance and overriding at various levels: machine, application, or specific directories.
Configuration files are typically created offline or during the development of the application. They are deployed with the application and can be changed at any time by administrators. ...
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