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Have a look at ConfigurationSettings.Apps<wbr />ettings and you can use it from anywhere provided your web.config is defined in your web application<br />
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I do not believe that you can use appsettings from a DLL, since it is not running in the same application. &nbsp;I am looking for cleaner way to do this and i believe there is a way to do this with the newest version of asp.net. &nbsp;Does anyone know to do this?
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The example code I have given solves your problem. I don't think there is a standard solution for this.
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I am creating a DLL library alongside my asp.net application. &nbsp;I would like to use information from the Web.config file, how do you do that?
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I am creating a DLL library alongside my asp.net application.  I would like to use information from the Web.config file, how do you do that?

Have a look at ConfigurationSettings.Appsettings and you can use it from anywhere provided your web.config is defined in your web application

Rana

I do not believe that you can use appsettings from a DLL, since it is not running in the same application.  I am looking for cleaner way to do this and i believe there is a way to do this with the newest version of asp.net.  Does anyone know to do this?

The example code I have given solves your problem. I don&#39;t think there is a standard solution for this.

Using web config file from a DLL

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