C# - Moq ConfigurationSection?
Dec 8, 2010my application has the following code:
public interface IConfigurationManager {
CustomSection Settings { get; }
}
[code]...
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C# - Add A Textnode Instead Of An Attribute In A .NET Configurationsection?
Feb 22, 2011I currently have a .NET custom configurationsection that looks like this:
<customSection name="My section" />
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<customSection>
<name>My Section</name>
</customSection>
My current customSection class looks like this:
public class CustomSection: ConfigurationSection {
[ConfigurationProperty("name")]
public String Name {
get {
return (String)this["name"];
}
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}
What should I do to make it a textnode?
System.Configuration.ConfigurationSection Not Available Under Class Library
Apr 30, 2010I'm migrating a piece of functionality from my App_Code directory to a separate project that's going to build a class library to be referenced by my web app. One of my classes in the App_Code piece inherits form System.Configuration.ConfigurationSection, like so:
Imports System.Configuration
Imports System.Web.Configuration
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namespace DummyConsole {
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[Code]....
The value for the property 'waitForTimeSeconds' is not valid. The error is: The value must be inside the range 1-100.
If I change the IntegerValidator to have an ExcludeRage = true, I (obviously) get:
ConfigurationErrorsException was unhandled
The value for the property 'waitForTimeSeconds' is not valid. The error is: The value must not be in the range 1-100
If I then change the value of the property in the .config to a number higher than 100, it works.
If I change the validator to just have a MaxValue of 100 it works, but will also accept a value of -1.
Is it possible to use the IntegerValidatorAttribute with a range like this?
Edit to add
Confirmed as an issue by Microsoft.
Web Forms :: Changing From Website To Web Project: With Implementing ConfigurationSection?
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An error occurred creating the configuration section handler for SmallBusinessDataProviders: Type 'FooWeb.ProviderSettingsValidation' does not inherit from System.Configuration.IConfigurationSectionHandler'. (C:ProjectsFooWebFacingFooWebFooWebweb.config
line 5)
Configuration - Have Settings In The Web.config (and Access Them Using ConfigurationSection) Or In A Separate XML File?
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