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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<configuration>
<configSections>
<!--
It's not necesary to remove the appSettings section in order to implement ours,
if you want to rename your section, you can do it (Look at Copy of App2.config)
-->
<remove name="appSettings"/>
<section name="appSettings" type="BellAppSetting.AppSettingHandler, BellAppSetting" />
</configSections>
<appSettings>
<!-- You can use as many Config Nodes as you want, but you can only use one Other Node-->
<!--
The Config node is meant to be used for any application configuration you need,
like the main or the most important configuration in your program,
The Other node is meant to expand the need for more and different configurations
-->
<!-- The RESULT: will be in a ArrayList, if you run this example you will get:
ArrayList0.Count = 1
ArrayList0[0] = Hashtable1.Count = 2
Hashtable1[OtherValue1] => ArrayList1.Count = 2
ArrayList1[0] => ArrayList2.Count = 3
ArrayList2[0] = DictionaryEntry
DictionaryEntry.Key = Address2Connect
DictionaryEntry.Value = 192.168.1.107
ArrayList2[1] = DictionaryEntry
.....................................................
Hashtable1[ServerConfig] => ArrayList1.Count = 6
ArrayList1[0] => ArrayList2.Count =
ArrayList2[0] = DictionaryEntry
DictionaryEntry.Key = PortListenerName
DictionaryEntry.Value = 2002
ArrayList2[1] = DictionaryEntry
.....................................................
-->
<!-- You can put several Configs Nodes -->
<!-- put true in the Other Node to if you want the program to process each child-->
<Configs use="true">
<add key="ClientConfig" use="true" />
<!-- This element will be skipped -->
<add key="ServerConfig" use="false"/>
<!-- This element will be parsed -->
<add key="ServerConfig" use="true"/>
<!-- This element will be skipped, because there is already a ServerConfig child -->
<add key="ServerConfig" use="true"/>
<!-- if you put false in a child element it does not have to exist as a node-->
<add key="OtherValue3" use="false"/>
<add key="OtherValue4" use="false"/>
</Configs>
<!-- put false if you want the program to skip all its childs and return an empty Hashtable-->
<Configs use="true">
<add key="ClientConfig" use="true" />
<add key="ServerConfig" use="true"/>
<!-- if you put true in a child element and it does not exist it will be ignored-->
<add key="OtherValue3" use="true"/>
<add key="OtherValue4" use="true"/>
</Configs>
<!-- You can put as many nodes as you want-->
<ClientConfig use="true">
<add key="Address2Connect" value="192.168.1.107"/>
<add key="Port2Connect" value="2000"/>
<add key="Log2File" value="Logging.txt"/>
</ClientConfig>
<ClientConfig use="true">
<add key="Address2Connect" value="192.168.1.105"/>
<add key="Port2Connect" value="2000"/>
<add key="Log2File" value="Logging.txt"/>
</ClientConfig>
<ServerConfig use="true">
<add key="PortListenerName" value="2002"/>
<add key="Port2Listen" value="2002"/>
<add key="PortLisFile2Log" value="Logging.txt"/>
<add key="PortLisLogAll2File" value="false"/>
<add key="GossipSockets" value ="false"/>
<add key="SocketLogAll2IndependantFile" value="false"/>
</ServerConfig>
<ServerConfig use="false"><!-- put false if you want the program to skip this element-->
<add key="PortListenerName" value="2004"/>
<add key="Port2Listen" value="2004"/>
<add key="PortLisFile2Log" value="Logging.txt"/>
<add key="PortLisLogAll2File" value="false"/>
<add key="GossipSockets" value ="false"/>
<add key="SocketLogAll2IndependantFile" value="false"/>
</ServerConfig>
<ServerConfig use="true">
<add key="PortListenerName" value="2006"/>
<add key="Port2Listen" value="2006"/>
<add key="PortLisFile2Log" value="Logging.txt"/>
<add key="PortLisLogAll2File" value="false"/>
<add key="GossipSockets" value ="false"/>
<add key="SocketLogAll2IndependantFile" value="false"/>
</ServerConfig>
<!-- Even though this node has the use="true" it will be skipped
because it has use="false" in the first Config node-->
<OtherValue4 use="true">
<add key="CheckConnections" value="false"/>
<add key="NotifyUserWhenDone" value="true"/>
</OtherValue4>
</appSettings>
</configuration>
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