COnfiguration

[Nicholas]

HOW TO: Use the Group Policy Editor to Manage
Local Computer Policy in Windows XP Professional
[url]http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;307882[/url]


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Nicholas

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"dave" <dave@aberdeen58.org> wrote in message:
news:003201c34624$93e68170$a101280a@phx.gbl...

| I was wondering how you set up policies on winxp pro. Is
| there a good website to go to?
| Also, I work at a school and I have a winNT network here
| and once I hook it to the network, it asks for username
| and pword. Ofcourse the security comes from the server, so
| do I even need to use the security that comes with xp pro
| where it hooks to a NT domain for security? Thank you for
| your help anyone.
|
|
|

[Paul Ledger]

I've written a control and I want to be able to pass certain information to
it via a configuration file. I've created the config using the namespace +
dll + config and I've placed it in the bin directory on the website. But when
it comes to reading the information from the file using...

string repositoryClass =
ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings.Get("ICacheRepos itoryClass");

I always get null as the value

Is there anyway of finding exactly where .NET looks for the file?

Hope someone can help

[Josue Camargo Cruz]

"Paul Ledger" <PaulLedger@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:<4D0B2558-553D-40D8-8019-FF8F11CD58D1@microsoft.com>...

> I've written a control and I want to be able to pass certain information to
> it via a configuration file. I've created the config using the namespace +
> dll + config and I've placed it in the bin directory on the website. But when
> it comes to reading the information from the file using...
>
> string repositoryClass =
> ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings.Get("ICacheRepos itoryClass");
>
> I always get null as the value
>
> Is there anyway of finding exactly where .NET looks for the file?
>
> Hope someone can help

Hi Paul, the problem is that the ConfigurationsSettings.AppSetings
reads from the file "AppName.exe.config" or "Web.config" (depending if
it's a winforms or web project). The configuration file you are
searching for is not on the bin directory, but outside, with the asmx
files.

[Maine_Copper]

This may have been posted all ready but i could not find it.

I have installed CF7 for school and trying to get it to all work together but
get this message when i runt he configuration tool

JNDI listen port in jndi.properties blocked by TCP/IP fitering or firewall on
server

host restriction in security.properties blocking communication with server

I have went as far as to shut down my firewall all together after allowing the
specified ports with no luck.
Whenever i open a .CFM document it shows up as the code int he browser. The
extensions aren't in the directory so i know it isn't configured. Is there a
way to manually configure CF7 and by pass this error ro a way to fix this error?

[jrunrandy]

It sounds like you need to re-run the Web Server Configuration Tool, which is
documented starting at
[url]http://livedocs.macromedia.com/coldfusion/7/htmldocs/00001753.htm[/url] In a
nutshell. You can use the GUI version, the command-line version, or (in the
server configuration only) the batch files in the cf_root/bin/connectors
directory (there may be shell scripts in UNIX, too... I don't remember). That
should do it.

[guspaynesr]

I am using the trial version of flast server 2. I installed the server fine but when I connect to the management console I am not able to perform any admin tasks.