>>I thought I read somewhere that there is a way to have your own (custom) configuration file (e.g. my.config) that can be included in web.config. Is it possible and how? I want to have all of my custom < appSettings > in a config file but not in web.config.
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>>Thank you in advance for any help.
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>I haven't done this with a web application, but I am assuming you can have an app.config at the application level. When you make a call to read from a config file, there is a specific order that the application looks at the config files. Maybe somebody else can confirm that you can have an app.config in a web project.
I just found out (by Googling) that you can reference an external config file from your web.config file. This is what I was looking for.
Thank you.
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