Comments on Mikhail Dikov: Disappearing web.config entries

In our Sharepoint farm, we do regular releases. If...

2009-07-28T10:32:11.921-07:00

In our Sharepoint farm, we do regular releases. If we want to change web.config values in different releases, should we stick to one feature and keep activating and deactivating it with the latest web.config modifications ,or should we have separate features everytime. Activating and deactivating features appears to be the best solution, but wanted to know if there was any drawbacks to this

It looks like you either have a modification that'...

2008-12-02T20:13:00.000-08:00

It looks like you either have a modification that's not well formed or you have a persisted modification from a past update that's bad.

One option is to clear the modifications collection and then execute ApplyWebConfigModifications(). Another is to load the web config modification feature from this project (http://www.codeplex.com/features) and try to inspect which one is bad.

when i am executing thethis._chosenWebApp.Farm.Ser...

2008-11-28T05:40:00.000-08:00

when i am executing the
this._chosenWebApp.Farm.Services.GetValue < SPWebService >().ApplyWebConfigModifications();
it's give me below error.

Expression must evaluate to a node-set.

I have try to by pass and just to update it but still it's having error in this line.

Please help me our with this issue.

Thanks

Thanks for the post,I tried the same cose from the...

2008-08-11T07:22:00.000-07:00

Thanks for the post,
I tried the same cose from the blog to update the enteries in the web.config file. It works well in single server environment. In my test environment there are two web front end server. In this case the piece of code doesn't work.

Any inputs on the issue.

Thanks
Amit