Where does Web.Config Info stored? Will this be stored in
the registry?
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Answer / srujana
Web Config is a file which contains settings for your
application. You can check Web.config file in your
application main folder. This information is not stored in
registry.
DOT NET framework is a way to have a registry free
application
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Answer / ashwini
Web Config is a file which contains settings for your
application. You can check Web.config file in your
application main folder. This information is not stored in
registry.
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Answer / ahmed
Web Config is a file which contains settings for your
application. You can check Web.config file in your
application main folder. This information is not stored in
registry
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