Viewed k times. Any other approaches to this would be welcome! Mike Powell Mike Powell 5, 4 4 gold badges 26 26 silver badges 28 28 bronze badges.
See stackoverflow. Does this answer your question? Change default app. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Try this: System. OpenMappedMachineConfiguration fileMap ;. Ishmaeel Ishmaeel NET WebForms application hosted in sub.
Kiquenet: The point of the question is that strConfigPath is an arbitrary location. In other words, you decide what the path is, instead of relying on the framework to try to load a config file from its conventional location. I would assume Server. MapPath would give you the absolute location for any files within your solution. Kiquenet Definitely. Another solution is to override the default environment configuration file path. With this solution, you can keep the temporary app config scoped: using AppConfig.
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This also works to load web. I use it to load a web. This and the other answers here doesn't work for me. I had added the code in the program. My config contains an assembly version redirection see stackoverflow. This is a very clean and easy to implement solution that worked for me.
GetSectionGroup "system. Gavin Gavin 9, 7 7 gold badges 45 45 silver badges 60 60 bronze badges. You can also use the ConfigurationManager. OpenExeConfiguration String overload for the same purpose. See: codeproject. The accepted answer is wrong!! It throws the following exception on accessing the AppSettings property: Unable to cast object of type 'System.
I am having some issues using this lib for. I am using a. The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:.
Sorry, something went wrong. ConfigurationManager and throws the exception you posted when it encounters it. Look for code such as:. I'm having this same issue with. I'm getting an error unhandled exception system. ConfigurationManager I don't seem to be able to get rid of this issue even though it is compiling with no problems. Does anyone have an idea of how to fix this? I fixed the problem I had. I was using the libraries that used System.
ConfigurationManager in another solution. When I used NuGet to add the System. ConfigurationManager in the solution that called these other libraries it worked. Installing Nuget package for System.
ConfigurationManager has solved the problem for us using. My problem also solved Installing Nuget package for System. The above solutions seem more like a hack?
I am feeling reluctant to add an "unused" reference to my. NET framework 4. What happens in the future if a teammate sees this reference as unused and removes it? The build will still pass, but will result in runtime errors. Also in this situation - I am converting a class library to.
Hi all! This library does not officially support. NET core yet. I assume everybody experiencing this issue is trying to use it as such? The system. In earlier versions of Azure Functions, dependencies could conflict notable conflicting libraries include Newtonsoft. While flexibility of packages was largely addressed in Azure Functions V2 and beyond, there are still restrictions on how much of the process is customizable by the user.
Running in the same process also means that the. NET version of user code must match the. NET version of the host. These tradeoffs of sharing a process motivated us to choose an out-of-process model for. Tagging fabiocav from the Azure Functions team. Does this ring any bells? If it turns out that this is the root cause of the issue that we are seeing here, is there any chance that we can have Azure Functions runtime to throw a more detailed exception that can help guide users understand the root cause of the issue?
Following up on a conversation with joperezr and sharing it here. Yes, this makes sense in Azure Functions due to the current unification rules in V3. For V4 shipping with.
NET 6 RTM , the unification rules have been revised and the number of assemblies there has been significantly reduced. ConfigurationManager is no longer unified there and application should be able to bring any version of that dependency they wish. About the error message, I'll bring this up again in our next triage and it is something we can improve to make scenarios like this clearer.
Thanks for the clarification fabiocav. For future folks who land on this issue and are hitting a similar issue, the advice is to either move to newer version of Azure Functions Runtime v4.
ConfigurationManager package to be something lower than 5. I am seeing this issue in net6. I am using Visual studio preview version too. Seems like moving to Azure Function Runtime v4.
Same here.. I opened another ticket which was classified as a duplicate: I also have the problem with Azure functions V4 with Net6 and also provided a sampe project to reproduce the issue. NET6 see above I have the same issue on. With System.
SqlClient there is no issue. Just got a breakthrough for my issue. The System. After I manually copied the System. I also copied that file to the bin folder and then it worked.
What is exactly causing this? I never had this before. I'm not sure yet what happens if I deploy to Azure. You are right. I was linked to this topic and somehow didn't read your post. I'm considering moving back to system. Too bad that I can't use the retry provider then. Same problem here, I have a core 3. The project included the Z.
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