A tutorial of how to use Microsoft CMAB, Part 2

A tutorial of how to use Microsoft CMAB, Part 2
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The previous article, A tutorial of how to use Microsoft CMAB, shows how to use XmlHashtableSectionHandler provided by CMAB to access application’s configuration file. The Hashtable section handler provides support for configuration sections based on the standard .Net Hashtable class. It’s simple and fast to implement the required function.

This article will show you how to develop custom configuration section handler based on Microsoft Configuration Management Application Block. To create a read/write custom section handler, you must create a class that implements the IconfigurationSectionHandlerWriter interface, which is defined in the Configuration Management Application Block and  extends IconfigurationSectionHandler. 

For example,

public class ProxySectionHandler : IConfigurationSectionHandler,

IconfigurationSectionHandlerWriter

 

I've built a sample solution in C# to demonstrate it. You can download it from the following URL.
http://www.cnblogs.com/Files/rickie/CustomConfigurationSectionHandler.zip
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In addition, you can download the full tutorial document over there because the content is too long to place here.
http://www.cnblogs.com/Files/rickie/AtutorialofhowtouseMicrosoftCMAB-Part2.zip (PDF Document)

转载于:https://www.cnblogs.com/rickie/archive/2004/07/23/26715.html