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.NET Forum / Languages / C# / January 2008Usage of the .NET Settings file for a Shared Application
If I have an application installed on a computer that my be used by multiple users or the computer is something like a CITRIX server, is the applicaiton Settings file shared by all users? If one of the setting's purpose is to remember the last database table accessed, would the last table accessed by one user be the initial table when some other user launches the same application on the same computer? How do you WANT it to work? Have you considered rolling your own config manager? Then if you want it to work the same for all users, you can put it into ApplicationData, and if you want it to work for each user having their own file, you can put it into their user profile. RobinS. --------------------------------- > If I have an application installed on a computer that my be used by > multiple users or the computer is something like a CITRIX server, is > the applicaiton Settings file shared by all users? If one of the > setting's purpose is to remember the last database table accessed, > would the last table accessed by one user be the initial table when > some other user launches the same application on the same computer? Free MagazinesGet these publications absolutely FREE for up to 12 months. There are no hidden fees and no obligation. Simply choose a title, complete the application form and submit it. Read more ...
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