C# - Why Should Use Global Resources
Jan 14, 2010
in some projects (web application projects) I'm using global resource files. (Stored in the App_GlobalResources folder)pro:Really easy to use: e.g. in the markupProperty="<%$ Resources:FILENAME, KEY %>"con: As far as I know, I can't change the content of the resources on the fly. So if a customer is calling and tells me to change a string in the french implementation, I need to deploy a new binary. While using SessionMode="InProc" that might lead to undesired behaviour, like session loss etc.
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