WebConfigurationManager.OpenWebConfiguration (Método) (String, String, String, String, String, String)

public static Configuration OpenWebConfiguration (
	string path,
	string site,
	string locationSubPath,
	string server,
	string userName,
	string password
)

public static Configuration OpenWebConfiguration (
	String path, 
	String site, 
	String locationSubPath, 
	String server, 
	String userName, 
	String password
)

public static function OpenWebConfiguration (
	path : String, 
	site : String, 
	locationSubPath : String, 
	server : String, 
	userName : String, 
	password : String
) : Configuration

No aplicable.

// Show how to use OpenWebConfiguration(string, string, 
// string, string, string, string).
// it gets he appSettings section of a Web application 
// running on a remote server. 
// If the server is remote your application must have the
// required access rights to the configuration file. 
static void OpenWebConfiguration5()
{
    // Get the current user.
    string user =
        System.Security.Principal.WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent().Name;
    
    // Assign the actual password.
    string password = "userPassword";

    // Get the configuration object for a Web application
    // running on a remote server.
    System.Configuration.Configuration config =
        WebConfigurationManager.OpenWebConfiguration(
        "/configTest", "Default Web Site", null, "myServer",
        user, password) as System.Configuration.Configuration;

    // Get the appSettings.
    KeyValueConfigurationCollection appSettings =
         config.AppSettings.Settings;


    // Loop through the collection and
    // display the appSettings key, value pairs.
    Console.WriteLine(
        "[appSettings for Web app on server: myServer user: {0}]", user);
    foreach (string key in appSettings.AllKeys)
    {
        Console.WriteLine("Name: {0} Value: {1}",
        key, appSettings[key].Value);
    }

    Console.WriteLine();
}