MVC :: Inability To Recognize A Web.config In The Areas Sub Folder?
Nov 16, 2010
I've seen a few postings about MVC's inability to recognize a web.config in the areas sub folder.
I have a situation where each area is in a separate solution/project. There is history and organizational goals that prevents us from following the current standard. Is there anyway possible mechanism for me to dynamically load the web.config located anywhere within the area?
I've looked at the WebConfigManager but I believe that just opens the config and returns a configuration object. It doesn't really load the web.config in the current context.
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