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Can I set/get 'maxconnection' value programmatically?

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Bill Davidson - 23 Aug 2005 16:14 GMT
All:

Can I set/get the 'maxconnection' property programmatically?  This property
is most frequently specified in the machine.config file.  For example, is
there an accessor method on the
System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapHttpClientProtocol class to do so?  If so,
I couldn't find it.

Thanks In Advance,
Bill
[MSFT] - 24 Aug 2005 03:10 GMT
Hello Bill,

There is no "build-in" method to change configrations in machine.config or
web.config. You have to open it as XML file and modify it.

Luke
Bill Davidson - 24 Aug 2005 23:59 GMT
That's what I figured.  Thanks, Luke.

Bill

> Hello Bill,
>
> There is no "build-in" method to change configrations in machine.config or
> web.config. You have to open it as XML file and modify it.
>
> Luke

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