Re: Why VS2005.IDE adds app.config to C# Class Library projects?
- From: Michael Nemtsev <nemtsev@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 31 Oct 2006 17:55:05 +0000 (UTC)
Hello Maxwell2006,
M> As far as I know, a class library project cannot have any app.config
M> dedicated to itself and it always depends on the main application to
M> provide the .config settings.
yep, but you can use Xml to open file manually and use it
M> Based on above, I am confused when I see that VS2005 adds an
M> app.config file upon I add a web service to my dll class library and
M> stores the URL address to the asmx file within that app.config file.
M> Obviously that app.config file is useless. Do I miss any best
M> practices or this is a problem within visual studio 2005 IDE?
AFAIK, in this case App.config is not used at all, at least it works fine where I met this
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