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The low-level configuration allows you to configure diagnostics and internal workings of the QuickOPC software. It is based on Microsoft classes from the the {{Style=Identifier|System.Configuration}} namespace, such as {{Style=Identifier|ConfigurationManager}} or {{Style=Identifier|ConfigurationSection}}. | The low-level configuration allows you to configure diagnostics and internal workings of the QuickOPC software. It is based on Microsoft classes from the the {{Style=Identifier|System.Configuration}} namespace, such as {{Style=Identifier|ConfigurationManager}} or {{Style=Identifier|ConfigurationSection}}. The low-level configuration is done using XML, through so-called ''app.config'' files (the true name of the file is actually different, and depends on the hosting scenario). | ||
See also: [[:Category:High-Level Configuration|High-Level Configuration]] | See also: [[:Category:High-Level Configuration|High-Level Configuration]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:06, 18 January 2021
The low-level configuration allows you to configure diagnostics and internal workings of the QuickOPC software. It is based on Microsoft classes from the the System.Configuration namespace, such as ConfigurationManager or ConfigurationSection. The low-level configuration is done using XML, through so-called app.config files (the true name of the file is actually different, and depends on the hosting scenario).
See also: High-Level Configuration
Pages in category "Low-Level Configuration"
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