"Steven Cheng[MSFT]" wrote:

> Hello Jess,
>
> From your description, I understand you're receiving an "The onfiguration
> section for Logging cannot be found in the configuration source" exception
> when try starting an ASP.NET application which use the enterprise library,
> correct?
>
> As for the enterprise library component, are you using the entlib 2005(.net
> 1.1) or entlib 2006(.net 2.0) version? For the 2005 version, it will use
> separate configuration file for each application blocks in it while for
> 2006(.net 2.0) version, the enterprise library has centralized most
> settings in the application's configuration file(app.config file or
> web.config file for ASP.NET application). If you're using 1.1 version, you
> need to check whether the main configuration sections in
> app.config(web.config) and those separate configuration files(for each
> application block) is correctly copied to the target place(or whether the
> content is identical to the orignial one). If you're using 2.0 version,
> normally you just need to check the main app.config(web.config) for the
> enterprise library specific configuration settings.
>
> As for the host appliation, is it a normal .net desktop(winform or console)
> application or ASP.NET web aplication. If it is an ASP.NET web application
> and hosted in IIS virtual directory, you also need to take care of the
> virtual directory hierarchy of your application. This is because ASP.NET's
> configuration section is hierarchyically inherited. Sub virtual directory
> will inherit web.config setting super level directory. You can compare the
> directory structure between the development server and test server to see
> whether there is any difference on this also.
>
> In addition, if convenient, I would suggest you try creating a simplified
> project (exclude some non-related code and content) which can reproduct the
> same error so that we can concentrate our troubleshooting on tha simplified
> one. You can also send such a test project to me so that I can also help
> perform some test on my side.
>
> Please feel free to let me know if there is anything we can help.
>
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Steven Cheng
>
> Microsoft MSDN Online Support Lead
>
>
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