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After reading some articles regarding confuguration data I'm a bit confused.
Where is the right place for storing configuration data?
- XML-files?
- registry?
- INI-files? (from a users point of view, ini-files are more comfortable to
read and edit)
Where should I store user specific config data?
Where should I store machine specific config data?
Why not use the registry? There are some articles, that mention, that the
registry should not be used any more. Why not? How can I implement Group
Policy without using the regisry?
The standard mechanism of C# / Net-Framework creates a file named
»Application.exe.config« in the program directory.
Is the program directory the right place for configuration information?
Due to windows design guidelines files in the program directory should not
be edited. From this point of view, the program directory seems not to be a
good place for config information.
It would be helpfull to get some comments to this questions.
Thanks in advance
Regards ...
Where is the right place for storing configuration data?
- XML-files?
- registry?
- INI-files? (from a users point of view, ini-files are more comfortable to
read and edit)
Where should I store user specific config data?
Where should I store machine specific config data?
Why not use the registry? There are some articles, that mention, that the
registry should not be used any more. Why not? How can I implement Group
Policy without using the regisry?
The standard mechanism of C# / Net-Framework creates a file named
»Application.exe.config« in the program directory.
Is the program directory the right place for configuration information?
Due to windows design guidelines files in the program directory should not
be edited. From this point of view, the program directory seems not to be a
good place for config information.
It would be helpfull to get some comments to this questions.
Thanks in advance
Regards ...