When web.config is called ?
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Answer / asra
Web.config is an xml configuration file. It is never
directly called unless we need to retrieve a configurations
setting.
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Answer / hema
1. web.config is never really called. But whenever the
application starts/restarts, values from web.config are
reloaded into memory.
2. Any changes (even of just a simple spacing) to
web.config restarts the application. So your session will
be lost.
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Answer / natu
Basically Web. Config is an XML based text file, It can't called directly. We can use this to retrieve the Database through settings done in Web.config file by using <appsettings> -- </appsettingd>
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Answer / cpp
hello friend's
this is really nice question .
Ans :
Web.config file is a Configuration file it first not a call
but load in memory when your web application or website is
load into a memory.
all settings for websites are in WEB.CONFIG file.
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