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perhaps working through the hands on lab might help<br />
<a href="http://download.microsoft.com/download/B/7/6/B762FC10-0F7C-4874-9B88-53E6C9E64DBC/Enterprise%20Library%206%20-%20Hands-on%20Labs.zip" rel="ugc nofollow">http://download.microsoft.com/download/B/7/6/B762FC10-0F7C-4874-9B88-53E6C9E64DBC/Enterprise%20Library%206%20-%20Hands-on%20Labs.zip</a>
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perhaps working through the hands on lab might help
http://download.microsoft.com/download/B/7/6/B762FC10-0F7C-4874-9B88-53E6C9E64DBC/Enterprise%20Library%206%20-%20Hands-on%20Labs.zip [http://download.microsoft.com/download/B/7/6/B762FC10-0F7C-4874-9B88-53E6C9E64DBC/Enterprise%20Library%206%20-%20Hands-on%20Labs.zip]

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kaufmed gave me feedback that told me how to change a vsix so that config console can be used in VS2013. This solved the PublicKeyToken problem
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kaufmed gave me feedback that told me how to change a vsix so that config console can be used in VS2013. This solved the PublicKeyToken problem

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When I use the Enterprise Library Configuration Application Block Console to set up Validators in the App.config file of an app, the xml does not contain the strongly typed PublicKeyToken of EL.<br />
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It just shows PublicKeyToken=null<br />
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Is this the expected behaviour? i.e. is it expected that PKT be manually assigned?<br />
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If not, please would you guide me through how I can have the PKT assigned automatically when using the Application Block Console.
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When I use the Enterprise Library Configuration Application Block Console to set up Validators in the App.config file of an app, the xml does not contain the strongly typed PublicKeyToken of EL.

It just shows PublicKeyToken=null

Is this the expected behaviour? i.e. is it expected that PKT be manually assigned?

If not, please would you guide me through how I can have the PKT assigned automatically when using the Application Block Console.

Enterprise Library Configuration Application Block Console: should the EL PublicKeyToken be inserted into code when using the console?

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