Now I was writing a windows form program which need be modified its config
file by program.
How can I do? Did anyone catch this problem.
Thank you.

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Haven't tried this... though.. the App.config looks like a structured XML..
so you could use DataSets to read it.. not sure of update'ing.. give it a
short...

But as far I know the use of App.Config is read-only purposes ...

VJ

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> Now I was writing a windows form program which need be modified its config
> file by program.
> How can I do? Did anyone catch this problem.
> Thank you.
>
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Check out my entries in my blog about the APp Config block:
http://olorinblog.blogspot.com/

the oldest of the two entries shows you what to do by hand,
the second entry shows you how to use the Console Configuration.

HTH,
F.O.R.

PS: short answer is:
open your app.config file with the configuration console, or open up
the files where you have your config settings by hand (first method is
more secure since you get the ConfigConsole to check for you that you
put meaningfull data).

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> Check out my entries in my blog about the APp Config block:
> http://olorinblog.blogspot.com/
>
> the oldest of the two entries shows you what to do by hand,
> the second entry shows you how to use the Console Configuration.
>
> HTH,
> F.O.R.
>
> PS: short answer is:
> open your app.config file with the configuration console, or open up
> the files where you have your config settings by hand (first method is
> more secure since you get the ConfigConsole to check for you that you
> put meaningfull data).
>

I can't visit your blog
http://olorinblog.blogspot.com/

Odd... seems to work from my end...
try again (might have been a temporary problem on the site hosting it),
and also, if you want, try the direct links to the entries about the
EntLib Config Block:
http://olorinblog.blogspot.com/2005/...-hard-way.html
and
http://olorinblog.blogspot.com/2005/...fessional.html

HTH,
F.O.R.