Chapter 9. Configuration

     

Introduction

Recipe  9.1.   Overriding Default HTTP Runtime Parameters in web.config

Recipe  9.2.   Adding Custom Application Settings in web.config

Recipe  9.3.   Displaying Custom Error Messages

Recipe  9.4.   Maintaining Session State Across Multiple Web Servers

Recipe  9.5.   Accessing Other web.config Configuration Elements

Recipe  9.6.   Adding Your Own Configuration Elements to web.config