.Net - basic schema of a .config
file - August 25, 2008 at 18:00 PM by Amit Satpute
Describe the basic schema of a .config file.
Configuration File Schema for the .NET Framework
Configuration Files are standard XML files.
The elements that implement configuration settings are:
<configuration> Element is the top-level element for all configuration
files.
<assemblyBinding> Element specifies assembly binding policy at the
configuration level.
<linkedConfiguration> Element specifies a configuration file to include.
The configuration schema is for the machine configuration file, application
configuration files, and the security configuration file. The following schemas
describe their element purposes:
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Startup Settings Schema – specification of version of the CLR to be used.
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Runtime Settings Schema – configuration of assembly binding and runtime
behavior.
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Network Settings Schema – specification of .NET connection to the
Internet. \
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Cryptography Settings Schema - mapping friendly algorithm names to classes that
implement cryptography algorithms.
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Configuration Sections Schema - creation and use of configuration sections for
custom settings.
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Trace and Debug Settings Schema – specification of trace switches and
listeners.
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Compiler and Language Provider Settings Schema – specification of compiler
configuration for available language providers.
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Application Settings Schema – enabling Windows Forms or ASP.NET applications to
store and retrieve application-scoped and user-scoped settings.
AssemblyVersion/AssemblyFileVersion
Format:
[MajorVersion].[MinorVersion].[BuildVersion].[RevisionVersion]................
XML Web Service is a unit of code that can be accessed
independent of platforms and systems. They are used to interchange data between
different systems in different machines for interoperability.........
The installer allows the registration of a service on the
system and let the Service Control Manager know that the service already exists
on the system..........
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