///// <summary>
///// Override this method to create the custom default provider - in this case a database
///// provider with a few options.
///// </summary>
protected override IConfigurationProvider OnCreateDefaultProvider(string sectionName, object configData)
{
string connectionString = "WestwindToolkitSamples";
string tableName = "ConfigurationData";
// ConfigData: new { ConnectionString = "...", Tablename = "..." }
if (configData != null)
{
dynamic data = configData;
connectionString = data.ConnectionString;
tableName = data.Tablename;
}
var provider = new SqlServerConfigurationProvider <DatabaseConfiguration>()
{
Key = 0,
ConnectionString = connectionString,
Tablename = tableName,
//ProviderName = "System.Data.SqlServerCe.4.0",
EncryptionKey = "ultra-seekrit", // use a generated value here
PropertiesToEncrypt = "Password,AppConnectionString"
};
return(provider);
}
///// <summary>
///// Override this method to create the custom default provider - in this case a database
///// provider with a few options.
///// </summary>
protected override IConfigurationProvider OnCreateDefaultProvider(string sectionName, object configData)
{
string connectionString = "WestwindToolkitSamples";
string tableName = "ConfigurationData";
// ConfigData: new { ConnectionString = "...", Tablename = "..." }
if (configData != null)
{
dynamic data = configData;
connectionString = data.ConnectionString;
tableName = data.Tablename;
}
var provider = new SqlServerConfigurationProvider<DatabaseConfiguration>()
{
Key = 0,
ConnectionString = connectionString,
Tablename = tableName,
//ProviderName = "System.Data.SqlServerCe.4.0",
EncryptionKey = "ultra-seekrit", // use a generated value here
PropertiesToEncrypt = "Password,AppConnectionString"
};
return provider;
}
private void LoadAppConfiguration(SamplesViewModel model)
{
// Default Web.Config read with Constructor
// at first access
if (model.ConfigTypeSelection == "Default Web.Config")
{
// Simply assign the default config object - it gets loaded via
// the default constructor defined in AppConfig.cs
this.AppConfig = App.Configuration;
// force to re-read in case we updated previously
AppConfig.Read();
}
// Explicit object creation for the remaining objects,
// but you can use the same static constructor approach
// as with the above
// Separate Web.Config Section
else if (model.ConfigTypeSelection == "Different Web.Config Section")
{
var provider = new ConfigurationFileConfigurationProvider <ApplicationConfiguration>()
{
ConfigurationSection = "WebStoreConfiguration",
PropertiesToEncrypt = "ConnectionString,MailServerPassword",
EncryptionKey = STR_SUPERSECRET
};
AppConfig = new ApplicationConfiguration();
AppConfig.Initialize(provider);
//this.AppConfig.Read();
}
// Separate Web.AppConfig Section
else if (model.ConfigTypeSelection == "Different .Config File")
{
var provider = new ConfigurationFileConfigurationProvider <ApplicationConfiguration>()
{
ConfigurationFile = Server.MapPath("~/WebStore.config"),
ConfigurationSection = "WebStoreConfiguration",
PropertiesToEncrypt = "ConnectionString,MailServerPassword",
EncryptionKey = STR_SUPERSECRET
};
AppConfig = new ApplicationConfiguration();
AppConfig.Initialize(provider);
//this.AppConfig.Read();
}
else if (model.ConfigTypeSelection == "Simple Xml File")
{
var provider = new XmlFileConfigurationProvider <ApplicationConfiguration>()
{
XmlConfigurationFile = Server.MapPath("WebStoreConfig.xml"),
PropertiesToEncrypt = "ConnectionString,MailServerPassword",
EncryptionKey = STR_SUPERSECRET
};
this.AppConfig = new ApplicationConfiguration();
AppConfig.Initialize(provider);
//this.AppConfig.Read();
}
else if (model.ConfigTypeSelection == "String")
{
string XmlString = HttpContext.Application["XmlString"] as string;
AppConfig = new ApplicationConfiguration();
if (XmlString != null)
{
// You can always read from an XML Serialization string w/o
// any provider setup
AppConfig.Read(XmlString);
}
}
// Not implemented since you will need a database
// this example uses the connection string configured in the Web.Config
else if (model.ConfigTypeSelection == "Database")
{
var provider = new SqlServerConfigurationProvider <ApplicationConfiguration>()
{
ConnectionString = "DevSampleConnectionString",
Tablename = "ConfigData",
Key = 1,
PropertiesToEncrypt = "ConnectionString,MailServerPassword",
EncryptionKey = STR_SUPERSECRET
};
AppConfig = new ApplicationConfiguration();
AppConfig.Initialize(provider);
if (!this.AppConfig.Read())
{
model.ShowError(
"Unable to connect to the Database.<hr>" +
"This database samle uses the connection string in the configuration settings " +
"with a table named 'ConfigData' and a field named 'ConfigData' to hold the " +
"configuration settings. If you have a valid connection string you can click " +
"on Save Settings to force the table and a single record to be created.<br><br>" +
"Note: The table name is parameterized (and you can change it in the default.aspx.cs page), but the field name always defaults to ConfigData.<hr/>" +
AppConfig.ErrorMessage);
}
}
}
private void LoadAppConfiguration(SamplesViewModel model)
{
// Default Web.Config read with Constructor
// at first access
if (model.ConfigTypeSelection == "Default Web.Config")
{
// Simply assign the default config object - it gets loaded via
// the default constructor defined in AppConfig.cs
this.AppConfig = App.Configuration;
// force to re-read in case we updated previously
AppConfig.Read();
}
// Explicit object creation for the remaining objects,
// but you can use the same static constructor approach
// as with the above
// Separate Web.Config Section
else if (model.ConfigTypeSelection == "Different Web.Config Section")
{
var provider = new ConfigurationFileConfigurationProvider<ApplicationConfiguration>()
{
ConfigurationSection = "WebStoreConfiguration",
PropertiesToEncrypt = "ConnectionString,MailServerPassword",
EncryptionKey = STR_SUPERSECRET
};
AppConfig = new ApplicationConfiguration();
AppConfig.Initialize(provider);
//this.AppConfig.Read();
}
// Separate Web.AppConfig Section
else if (model.ConfigTypeSelection == "Different .Config File")
{
var provider = new ConfigurationFileConfigurationProvider<ApplicationConfiguration>()
{
ConfigurationFile= Server.MapPath("~/WebStore.config"),
ConfigurationSection = "WebStoreConfiguration",
PropertiesToEncrypt = "ConnectionString,MailServerPassword",
EncryptionKey = STR_SUPERSECRET
};
AppConfig = new ApplicationConfiguration();
AppConfig.Initialize(provider);
//this.AppConfig.Read();
}
else if (model.ConfigTypeSelection == "Simple Xml File")
{
var provider = new XmlFileConfigurationProvider<ApplicationConfiguration>()
{
XmlConfigurationFile = Server.MapPath("WebStoreConfig.xml"),
PropertiesToEncrypt = "ConnectionString,MailServerPassword",
EncryptionKey = STR_SUPERSECRET
};
this.AppConfig = new ApplicationConfiguration();
AppConfig.Initialize(provider);
//this.AppConfig.Read();
}
else if (model.ConfigTypeSelection == "String")
{
string XmlString = HttpContext.Application["XmlString"] as string;
AppConfig = new ApplicationConfiguration();
if (XmlString != null)
{
// You can always read from an XML Serialization string w/o
// any provider setup
AppConfig.Read(XmlString);
}
}
// Not implemented since you will need a database
// this example uses the connection string configured in the Web.Config
else if (model.ConfigTypeSelection == "Database")
{
var provider = new SqlServerConfigurationProvider<ApplicationConfiguration>()
{
ConnectionString = "DevSampleConnectionString",
Tablename = "ConfigData",
Key = 1,
PropertiesToEncrypt = "ConnectionString,MailServerPassword",
EncryptionKey = STR_SUPERSECRET
};
AppConfig = new ApplicationConfiguration();
AppConfig.Initialize(provider);
if (!this.AppConfig.Read())
model.ShowError(
"Unable to connect to the Database.<hr>" +
"This database samle uses the connection string in the configuration settings " +
"with a table named 'ConfigData' and a field named 'ConfigData' to hold the " +
"configuration settings. If you have a valid connection string you can click " +
"on Save Settings to force the table and a single record to be created.<br><br>" +
"Note: The table name is parameterized (and you can change it in the default.aspx.cs page), but the field name always defaults to ConfigData.<hr/>" +
AppConfig.ErrorMessage);
}
}
