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    Christian Flutcher
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    I was thinking we should always deploy app.config file. But accidently I forgot to supply it, but still applications works well. So isn't it necessary to supply app.config file ? I am confused. Any help ?

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      I was thinking we should always deploy app.config file. But accidently I forgot to supply it, but still applications works well. So isn't it necessary to supply app.config file ? I am confused. Any help ?

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      app.config contains application configuration used by your program. If you don't use any config then you don't need it. Lots of classes in the framework can use app.config to configure their behaviour (Like trace listners and stuff like that). The enterprise library uses app.config heavily to configure how it works. Any application settings using a settings class are stored in the app.config file. Without the file, most stuff will just reset to default behaviour. Look in it, check what settings you have in their, maybe you don't have any that are actually used.

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