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pantagruel
Hi,
I have a Visual studio 2005 project that runs as a Windows Service. In
it I have declared that I am using System.Configuration.
I have set one application setting for the service using the settings
panel.
When I try to do the following;
ConfigurationManager.AppSettings[name of the setting being used];
I get the error warning that Error 2 The name 'ConfigurationManager'
does not exist in the current context
If I try the
System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager.AppSettings it tells me that
ConfigurationManager is not part of System.Configuration.
If I try to use ConfigurationSettings of course it tells me that it is
obsolete, which is undoubtedly a bad thing but I really like the thing
that it works as opposed to the correct ConfigurationManager which
doesn't.
I have a Visual studio 2005 project that runs as a Windows Service. In
it I have declared that I am using System.Configuration.
I have set one application setting for the service using the settings
panel.
When I try to do the following;
ConfigurationManager.AppSettings[name of the setting being used];
I get the error warning that Error 2 The name 'ConfigurationManager'
does not exist in the current context
If I try the
System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager.AppSettings it tells me that
ConfigurationManager is not part of System.Configuration.
If I try to use ConfigurationSettings of course it tells me that it is
obsolete, which is undoubtedly a bad thing but I really like the thing
that it works as opposed to the correct ConfigurationManager which
doesn't.