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Configuration settings problem

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Udi - 31 Aug 2006 09:53 GMT
Hi,
I have a class library (not using winforms) that uses some setting
parameters.
There's a file created MyClassLib.dll.config that contains these
paramters (User scoped).
I can read them ok, I can even change their values and save them
between reruns. (All by using Settings.Default.MyParam property)

What I can't figure out is where are they saved?!
My MyClassLib.dll.config file is not changed (always stays with the
orig values),
but the application manage to read new values between reruns, so where
the heck are they saved?
(I looked in the registry, I found some clues but the data saved there
is binary so i'm not sure thats it)

Thanks!
Ignacio Machin ( .NET/ C# MVP ) - 31 Aug 2006 16:15 GMT
Hi,

> Hi,
> I have a class library (not using winforms) that uses some setting
> parameters.

A .net dll?

> There's a file created MyClassLib.dll.config that contains these
> paramters (User scoped).

They are probably saved in one of the User's directory: ( My Documents,
User's application data, User's personal data folder, etc )

> (I looked in the registry, I found some clues but the data saved there
> is binary so i'm not sure thats it)

That is also a possibility, can you check it with the original developers?

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