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Hi all, in Java u can have properties files which are read into the system
and then accessed really simply. These can be used to store anythnig,
usually the login data to a database etc, whathas .net got (im using c#
ASP.NET) that can do the same?

Kind regards all,
Taz

Hi,

Tarun Mistry wrote:
> Hi all, in Java u can have properties files which are read into the system
> and then accessed really simply. These can be used to store anythnig,
> usually the login data to a database etc, whathas .net got (im using c#
> ASP.NET) that can do the same?
>
> Kind regards all,
> Taz

In .NET, typically, you use the different *.config files to store this
kind of information. They are external XML files. For ASP.NET, you use
typically the web.config file. If it's not good for your needs for some
reason, they you would probably use other XML files and use the XML
interfaces to access them at runtime.

HTH,
Laurent
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> Hi all, in Java u can have properties files which are read into the system
> and then accessed really simply. These can be used to store anythnig,
> usually the login data to a database etc, whathas .net got (im using c#
> ASP.NET) that can do the same?

That's what web.config is for...