Configuring asp.net web applications. Best practices
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Hello everybody,
There is a lot of configurable information for a web-site:
- UI messages
- Number of records used in pagination & other UI parameters
- Cache duration for web-pages & timeouts
- Route maps & site structure
- ...
There are many approaches to store all this information also:
- AppSettings (web.config)
- Custom sections (web.config)
- External xml/text files referred from web.config
- Internal static class(es) of constants
- Database table(s)
- ...
What approaches do you usually choose for your tasks & what approaches do you find unsuitable?
Thank you in advance!
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