Put Custom AppSettings Web.config Data Into The ApplicationState?
Mar 7, 2011
I've got some custom values in the AppSettings, in my web.config file.
These values get checked upon every Request.
eg.
So if every request checks the web.config file for the value of this key, would be be smart to put this into the Application cache (eg. via the global.asax) instead of checking this value EVERY request?
I'm assuming that when we read a value from the AppSettings, the website does a physical read of the web.config file? or is this information also all read into Memory when the website starts up and all references to any appSettings information is just an inmemory read .. not a disk I/O read?
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{
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{
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{
get
{
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}
}
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namespace BotFinderApp.Models
{
public class UrlFilterCollection : ConfigurationElementCollection
{
public UrlFilterCollection()
{
}
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{
return new UrlFilter();
}
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{
return ((UrlFilter)element).Url;
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{
public UrlFilter()
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get { return (string)this["url"]; }
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Suppose my section is orderService, and I register it in web.config as shown:
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<appSettings></appSettings>
<connectionStrings/>
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