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| | appSettings causes HTTP Error 500.19 - Internal Server Error Need to use a Get method... string appName; appName = ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings.Get("MyApplicationName"); "Junior" <somebody@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:OSJ4ltT5IHA.4908@xxxxxx Quote: > > "Mr. Arnold" <MR. Arnold@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:ugT9BbT5IHA.2348@xxxxxx Quote: >> >> "Junior" <somebody@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> news:%2340%23bHT5IHA.4268@xxxxxx Quote: >>> Vista SP1 IIS7 >>> >>> I'm trying to configure web.config following MSDN docs but keep getting >>> errors I don't know how to resolve.. >>> >>> <configuration> >>> <!--error--> >>> <appSettings file="AppSettings.config" /> >>> <!--error--> >>> <appSettings configSource="AppSettings.config"/> >>> </configuration> >>> >>> Any idea how to resolve? >> The contents of the Web.config is in valid that's what the 500.19 means. >> And something that will run on IIS5 and XP may not apply to IIS7 and >> Vista. >> >> I have found that whatever examples you're using, you must find the >> equivalent example for IIS7 and Vista. > I was also getting the same error when trying the following: > > <appSettings> > <add key="applicationName" value="MyApplication" /> > </appSettings> > > So what do I try next? I tried using the Website Administration Tool and > added a setting. Running the website does not generate an error anymore > which is why this stuff is madness and insanity. > > But trying to access this property should return results but does not even > when loading the website in a new instance of a browser which reloads the > edited web.config file to expose its newly added properties. > > applicationName = ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings("applicationName"); > Page.Title = applicationName.ToString(); |
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| | Re: appSettings causes HTTP Error 500.19 - Internal Server Error "Junior" <somebody@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:%2340%23bHT5IHA.4268@xxxxxx Quote: > Vista SP1 IIS7 > > I'm trying to configure web.config following MSDN docs but keep getting > errors I don't know how to resolve.. > > <configuration> > <!--error--> > <appSettings file="AppSettings.config" /> > <!--error--> > <appSettings configSource="AppSettings.config"/> > </configuration> > > Any idea how to resolve? something that will run on IIS5 and XP may not apply to IIS7 and Vista. I have found that whatever examples you're using, you must find the equivalent example for IIS7 and Vista. |
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| | Re: appSettings causes HTTP Error 500.19 - Internal Server Error "Mr. Arnold" <MR. Arnold@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:ugT9BbT5IHA.2348@xxxxxx Quote: > > "Junior" <somebody@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:%2340%23bHT5IHA.4268@xxxxxx Quote: >> Vista SP1 IIS7 >> >> I'm trying to configure web.config following MSDN docs but keep getting >> errors I don't know how to resolve.. >> >> <configuration> >> <!--error--> >> <appSettings file="AppSettings.config" /> >> <!--error--> >> <appSettings configSource="AppSettings.config"/> >> </configuration> >> >> Any idea how to resolve? > The contents of the Web.config is in valid that's what the 500.19 means. > And something that will run on IIS5 and XP may not apply to IIS7 and > Vista. > > I have found that whatever examples you're using, you must find the > equivalent example for IIS7 and Vista. <appSettings> <add key="applicationName" value="MyApplication" /> </appSettings> So what do I try next? I tried using the Website Administration Tool and added a setting. Running the website does not generate an error anymore which is why this stuff is madness and insanity. But trying to access this property should return results but does not even when loading the website in a new instance of a browser which reloads the edited web.config file to expose its newly added properties. applicationName = ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings("applicationName"); Page.Title = applicationName.ToString(); |
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| | Re: appSettings causes HTTP Error 500.19 - Internal Server Error Need to use a Get method... string appName; appName = ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings.Get("MyApplicationName"); "Junior" <somebody@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:OSJ4ltT5IHA.4908@xxxxxx Quote: > > "Mr. Arnold" <MR. Arnold@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:ugT9BbT5IHA.2348@xxxxxx Quote: >> >> "Junior" <somebody@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> news:%2340%23bHT5IHA.4268@xxxxxx Quote: >>> Vista SP1 IIS7 >>> >>> I'm trying to configure web.config following MSDN docs but keep getting >>> errors I don't know how to resolve.. >>> >>> <configuration> >>> <!--error--> >>> <appSettings file="AppSettings.config" /> >>> <!--error--> >>> <appSettings configSource="AppSettings.config"/> >>> </configuration> >>> >>> Any idea how to resolve? >> The contents of the Web.config is in valid that's what the 500.19 means. >> And something that will run on IIS5 and XP may not apply to IIS7 and >> Vista. >> >> I have found that whatever examples you're using, you must find the >> equivalent example for IIS7 and Vista. > I was also getting the same error when trying the following: > > <appSettings> > <add key="applicationName" value="MyApplication" /> > </appSettings> > > So what do I try next? I tried using the Website Administration Tool and > added a setting. Running the website does not generate an error anymore > which is why this stuff is madness and insanity. > > But trying to access this property should return results but does not even > when loading the website in a new instance of a browser which reloads the > edited web.config file to expose its newly added properties. > > applicationName = ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings("applicationName"); > Page.Title = applicationName.ToString(); |
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