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Hi,
the warning in VS2005 says:
System.Configuration.ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings is obsolete, use
System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager.AppSettings instead.
Ok, i wanted the change this, knowing the ConfigurationManager is
located in the assembly System.Configuration.dll.
I go to project references (why does this dialog look other then in
windows forms projects??? strange!!!) and want to add the assembly
System.Configuration.dll! I click on "Add reference..." then i choose
the assembly in the list being on the tab ".NET". So i select the
Component Name "System.Configuration" and click "OK".
Nothing happens! Nothing! No error message, nothing.
I cannot use the class System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager because
i cannot add the needed reference to my web project.
So what goes wrong??? Is this a bug? The project uses framework 2 and it
is visual studio Team Suite!
I tried creating a new web project using the VS-wizzard but same problem.
Please help, microsoft, this is strange.
Thanks in advance, Roland
the warning in VS2005 says:
System.Configuration.ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings is obsolete, use
System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager.AppSettings instead.
Ok, i wanted the change this, knowing the ConfigurationManager is
located in the assembly System.Configuration.dll.
I go to project references (why does this dialog look other then in
windows forms projects??? strange!!!) and want to add the assembly
System.Configuration.dll! I click on "Add reference..." then i choose
the assembly in the list being on the tab ".NET". So i select the
Component Name "System.Configuration" and click "OK".
Nothing happens! Nothing! No error message, nothing.
I cannot use the class System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager because
i cannot add the needed reference to my web project.
So what goes wrong??? Is this a bug? The project uses framework 2 and it
is visual studio Team Suite!
I tried creating a new web project using the VS-wizzard but same problem.
Please help, microsoft, this is strange.
Thanks in advance, Roland