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Hi, I have a web site that I am creating locally on my workstation's "C"
drive. I have a reference in my web.config to a resource file (it contains
global keys) using "\" as the root. Everything works fine. When I move it to
a test server the mapping to the file no longer works unless I include the
drive letter "D". I don't have to reference the drive letter on my
workstation why would I have to do it on test? I thought "\" meant: "The root
of the current drive".
This is the tag...
<appSettings file="\Resources\Company.Config">
Thanks for your thoughts!
drive. I have a reference in my web.config to a resource file (it contains
global keys) using "\" as the root. Everything works fine. When I move it to
a test server the mapping to the file no longer works unless I include the
drive letter "D". I don't have to reference the drive letter on my
workstation why would I have to do it on test? I thought "\" meant: "The root
of the current drive".
This is the tag...
<appSettings file="\Resources\Company.Config">
Thanks for your thoughts!