Global Application settings and the web.config file

While getting started on .NETOOP, one of the first issues to address is that of “Global” settings. When you build a web application for a single purpose, you can hard-code things without much concern.

Microsoft.com is probably always going to have the same name, but .NETOOP is going to be a portal application. Everyone who uses the application will need to .NETOOP to use their own web site name (and lots of other site specific configuration data.)

Now ASP.NET has that clever “Application Settings” feature. For full article click here