Re: Change Web.config value programatically

From: Paul Glavich (glav_at_aspalliance.com-NOSPAM)
Date: 12/30/03

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    This is generally not recommended, however, you could assign specific
    read/write rights (ACL) to the user you have assigned as the user context in
    project B. If you simply have the generic aspnet user defined for the app,
    then you would be giving read/write access to the generic ASPNET user which
    would allow anyone running under that user to modify that file, which is not
    a good idea. Also bear in mind that each time that file is modified, either
    manually or programmatically, that AppDomain for Project A will be
    restarted, and any users on the site at that time would probably be booted
    off or at least have to re-initiate the browser session. 

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- Paul Glavich
"mg" <mg@theworld.com> wrote in message
news:052e01c3ce05$4e4d8f50$a601280a@phx.gbl...
> How can I change the value of "timeout" in Web.config
>
> <sessionState  timeout="20" />
>
> in one deployed app (project A) from a method call in a
> WebForm (C#) that's running in another deployed app
> (project B) on the same server.
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