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Nick Malik
I really don't know how to implement app.config, per se, for
no-touch-deployment, but I can suggest something else...
If your app is installed via the web, then you know, for a fact, that your
users have internet access. So, you can, on starting your app, see if you
have a local XML file that contains settings. If you don't, use a web
service call to get the settings from the same server where the app was
installed from, and write the XML settings file to a local machine.
Would that work for you?
--- Nick
no-touch-deployment, but I can suggest something else...
If your app is installed via the web, then you know, for a fact, that your
users have internet access. So, you can, on starting your app, see if you
have a local XML file that contains settings. If you don't, use a web
service call to get the settings from the same server where the app was
installed from, and write the XML settings file to a local machine.
Would that work for you?
--- Nick