Hi,

IIRC, it's not created by default. But IDE will ask for it /mention about
it, when you start debugging, if not before (as it needs web.config with
debug enabled to allow debugging). So, there shouldn't be anything wrong,
just add the web.config when you need it.

Hi Vision,

Welcome to MSDN newsgroup.
As for the different behavior of web.config file in VS2005 c# and VBNET
webproject, that's the expected behavior , not a problem :). It is actually
caused by the development team of the two IDE. The VC# Express and VB.net
Express 2005 are developed by different team, the C# web project use a
On-demand design to add the web.config , so it won't create web.config
until we explicitly create one....  and the web.config setting just use the
ones derived from machine.config and global web.config....   In fact, the
web.config precreated by vbnet project also only contains some default
setting......
We'll also find some other difference between Visual C# 2005 and Visual
VBNET 2005 when developing other kinds of projects (e.g winform.... )

Thanks,

Steven Cheng
Microsoft Online Support

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