Sunday, Jul 30, 2006, 7:35 PM in The Spout
Custom Settings Provider in .NET 2.0
I updated the SDK RegistrySettingsProvider to implement IApplicationSettings and built a sample to demonstrate how to integrate it (or any .NET 2.0 custom settings provider) with the settings designer-generated code. Enjoy.
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Thursday, Mar 8, 2007, 9:57 PM
Zaccheus:
Brilliant!
Monday, Nov 26, 2007, 2:25 AM
Terry R Humphries:
Chris,
Is there anyway to get the setting designer to use your custom provider. I've written one for SQLServer but It wont call it from the designer interface.
Is there anyway to get the setting designer to use your custom provider. I've written one for SQLServer but It wont call it from the designer interface.
Friday, Mar 21, 2008, 1:09 PM
Werner:
Good article, which helped me a lot.
But
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If you want to do it on a per-class basis, press the View Code button in the settings design
(also not very discoverable), and you'll get a Settings.cs file containing a partial class: ..
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does not work with my C#-project in VS 2008 Pro; no Settings.cs is created when I click on the "View Code" button; instead the Designer window for the main form (sic!) of the project gets displayed ..
But
"
If you want to do it on a per-class basis, press the View Code button in the settings design
(also not very discoverable), and you'll get a Settings.cs file containing a partial class: ..
"
does not work with my C#-project in VS 2008 Pro; no Settings.cs is created when I click on the "View Code" button; instead the Designer window for the main form (sic!) of the project gets displayed ..
Tuesday, Jan 13, 2009, 6:35 AM
Stephen Patten:
Thanks Chris!!
Although right out of the box for some reason VS 2008 designer wont hookup the custom provider. The key for me at least was to gen the partial class, then I was able to either mark the settings wholesale or individually...
Regards,
Stephen
Although right out of the box for some reason VS 2008 designer wont hookup the custom provider. The key for me at least was to gen the partial class, then I was able to either mark the settings wholesale or individually...
Regards,
Stephen
Thursday, Mar 26, 2009, 12:39 PM
Amitha:
The setpropertyvalues is saving all the properties in the propertycollection.IS there a way to save only the one which is modified and not save all the properties?
Tuesday, Mar 23, 2010, 5:51 AM
mrjoe:
Thank you!!!
Really like your solution.
Really like your solution.
Thursday, Jun 9, 2011, 6:37 AM
