private static void Main(string[] args)
{
XDocument dsCfgSample = DataStoreConfig.Sample();
string element = dsCfgSample.ToString();
DataStoreConfig dsCfg = DataStoreConfig.Deserialize(dsCfgSample);
XDocument serialize = dsCfg.Serialize( );
return;
}
private static void LoadConfiguration()
{
//
// [Configuration files] are used to control and manage the behavior of a [desktop and web application].
//
// [Machine.config] : [machine level configuration file]
// This is automatically installed when you install Visual Studio.Net. Only one [Machine.config] file exists on
// a server. This file is at the highest level in the configuration hierarchy.
//
// [App.config] : [application level configuration file]
// This is automatically created when you create a [Desktop application] project. This file inherits setting
// from the [Machine.config]
//
// [Web.config] : [web application level configuration file]
// This is automatically created when you create an [ASP.Net web application] project. This file inherits setting
// from the [Machine.config]
//
// Difference between [(App|Web).config] and [Machine.config]:
//
// The settings made in the [(App|Web).config] file are applied to that particular desktop/web application only,
// whereas the settings of [Machine.config] file are applied to the ALL Desktop or whole ASP.net application.
//
// [(App|Web).config] file are settings of desktop/asp.net application project level. [Machine.config] are settings
// of server level.
//
// [(App|Web).config] will be for that particular desktop/web application whereas the [Machine.config] will for
// the whole machine.
//
// Every Desktop/ASP.NET application that you has a [(App|Web).config] file . The settings specified in this will
// imply only to that application. Whereas "Your System" will have a [Machine.config] file in folder:
// [[ Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.1.4322\CONFIG ]]
// which contains specifications and settings at a system level.
//
// [Web.config] file is to override the settings from the [Machine.config] file. [Machine.config] file settings are
// applied to all the web applications residing on the server while [Web.config] settings are application specific.
//
// [Machine.config] is configuration file for all the application in the IIS. but [Web.config] is a configuration
// file for a application or folder.
//
// [Machine.config] for machine level configuration.but [Web.config] for a application/folder level configuration.
//
// Add reference to : System.Configuration and System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations
//
{
// #1 WAY (App.config + Machine.config)
System.Configuration.ConnectionStringSettingsCollection css = System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings;
}
{
// #2 WAY (App.config + Machine.config)
string str = System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["UrlToPing"].ToString( );
}
{
// #3 WAY (App.config + Machine.config)
DataPhilosophiaeSection dps = System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager.GetSection(nameof(DataPhilosophiaeSection)) as DataPhilosophiaeSection;
}
{
// #4 WAY (Proprietary File)
string configFilePath = @"D:\TEMP\CS\";
string configFileName = @"dsConfig.xml";
string configFileFullPathName = Path.Combine(configFilePath, configFileName);;
{
XDocument dsCfgSample = DataStoreConfig.Sample( );
dsCfgSample.Save(configFileFullPathName, SaveOptions.None);
}
XDocument xDoc = XDocument.Load(configFileFullPathName, LoadOptions.None);
DataStoreConfig dsCfg = DataStoreConfig.Deserialize(xDoc);
}
{
//RegistryKey key = Registry.LocalMachine.OpenSubKey( "Software", true );
//RegistryKey key = Registry.CurrentUser.OpenSubKey( "Software", true );
//key.CreateSubKey( "AppName" );
//key = key.OpenSubKey( "AppName", true );
//key.CreateSubKey( "AppVersion" );
//key = key.OpenSubKey( "AppVersion", true );
//key.SetValue( "yourkey", "yourvalue" );
}
}