Tuesday, Jan 28, 2003, 3:12 PM
Editor for Web.Config files in ASP.NET
Here. From Jim Corbin: Hunter Stone has created a useful tool for managing one or multiple Web.Config XML files in an ASP.NET application.
1 comment on this post
CPi Corporation:
Hello,
I have installed the W2k03 Enterprise servers in the bureau i work for, but it seems there are a lot of XML files for configuration like xxxx.config.file.
It seems to be a hard job to maintains this, specially if you think in a global infrastructure like, for example, a bank.
So Editor for Web.Confi.file is good, but How can i solve the problem when i have to face with multiple files larger than 200 Ko.
Look in the Windows folder of the W2k3 redist CD, and there are plenty of thoses files. its amazing.... for me.
It will be 'crash & burn' for a lot of system engineers.
Don't you think.
I think its a good beginning reflexion about the way to handle those king of files, but let people think they could manage all thoses files by their own way is stille ... a little surfing sport contact between ms team and It System engineers.
Regards,
Christophe Pichaud.
I have installed the W2k03 Enterprise servers in the bureau i work for, but it seems there are a lot of XML files for configuration like xxxx.config.file.
It seems to be a hard job to maintains this, specially if you think in a global infrastructure like, for example, a bank.
So Editor for Web.Confi.file is good, but How can i solve the problem when i have to face with multiple files larger than 200 Ko.
Look in the Windows folder of the W2k3 redist CD, and there are plenty of thoses files. its amazing.... for me.
It will be 'crash & burn' for a lot of system engineers.
Don't you think.
I think its a good beginning reflexion about the way to handle those king of files, but let people think they could manage all thoses files by their own way is stille ... a little surfing sport contact between ms team and It System engineers.
Regards,
Christophe Pichaud.
Sunday, Feb 9, 2003, 4:55 AM
