I found it seems there is a way to create a class with dynamic properties, I
don't really need define each property?

In ASP.NET, Profile is created with all profile items in web.config as its
properties, I found it has code like this:

public static SettingsPropertyCollection Properties
{
get
{
ProfileBase.InitializeStatic();
return ProfileBase.s_Properties;
}
}

I an not quite sure how it works, but in most case, I would like properties
of some of my class are controlled by code, that means I don't need define
those properties before compilation, could anyone tell me how I do that?

thanks!

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>I found it seems there is a way to create a class with dynamic properties,
>I
> don't really need define each property?
>
> In ASP.NET, Profile is created with all profile items in web.config as its
> properties, I found it has code like this:
>
> public static SettingsPropertyCollection Properties
> {
> get
> {
> ProfileBase.InitializeStatic();
> return ProfileBase.s_Properties;
> }
> }
>
> I an not quite sure how it works, but in most case, I would like
> properties
> of some of my class are controlled by code, that means I don't need define
> those properties before compilation, could anyone tell me how I do that?

I think ASP.NET requires web.config to be available during compilation.

However a Dictionary object will give you just about the effect you are
looking for.

>
> thanks!
>
>