How to call multiple value store in List?

Question

hello,My question is I have store 3 or more username and password in app.config file then this appsettings data i will store in list Then i will create one forloop to execute data one by one

list<strings>values=in this values i will store appsettings and with help of forloop i want to execute as for(int i=0;i<values.count;i++)
{
here i have some class which i want to connect as follows

connectionoptions conn=new connoptions();

conn.username=values(i);here i want to add 3 or more username at one to know the username while complie

conn.password=values(i) here i want to add 3 or more password at one .....and so on..

then here we can see add values(i) towards username and password it doing well i m or not tell me buddys how i add tellme guys.. i hope we understood i m trying..

Thanq!

Srikant Maruwada · Answer

Vishal, That is what I did. Iterate the app.conifg value.

Vishal Gundage · Answer

Hey bro thanq but i m trying to get with appsettings . as same for password. and for that data storing i will create list in this list i store appsettings and then this appsettings data i want to call in for loop as (int i=0;i

Srikant Maruwada · Answer

Here you have to use the custom sections. Program.cs namespace DemoConfig { class Program { static void Main( string [] args) { var listRemotes = (RemoteServerInfo[])ConfigurationManager.GetSection( "RemoteServerClass" ); foreach (var remoteInfo in listRemotes) { var srvname = remoteInfo.ServerName; ConnectionOptions conn = new ConnectionOptions(); conn.Username = remoteInfo.UserName; conn.Password = remoteInfo.Password; string strNameSpace = @ "\" ; if (srvname != "" ) strNameSpace += srvname; else strNameSpace += "." ; strNameSpace += @ "oot\cimv2" ; System.Management.ManagementScope managementScope = new System.Management.ManagementScope(strNameSpace, conn); System.Management.ObjectQuery query = new System.Management.ObjectQuery( "select * from Win32_LogicalDisk" ); ManagementObjectSearcher searcher = new ManagementObjectSearcher(managementScope, query); } } } [XmlRoot( "RemoteServerInfo" )] public class RemoteServerInfo { public string ServerName { get ; set ; } public string UserName { get ; set ; } public string Password { get ; set ; } } public sealed class GenericCollectionConfigSectionHandler : IConfigurationSectionHandler { static GenericCollectionConfigSectionHandler() { // get the XmlRootAttribute element on the type var type = typeof (T); var xmlRootAttributes = type.GetCustomAttributes( typeof (XmlRootAttribute), false ) .OfType (); // if an XmlRootAttribute is found then use its ElementName property as the // root element name for the type T, otherwise, use the name of the type T // as the default root element name RootElementName = !xmlRootAttributes.Any() ? type.Name : xmlRootAttributes.First().ElementName; } private static string RootElementName { get ; set ; } public object Create( object parent, object configContext, XmlNode section) { var xmlSerializer = new XmlSerializer( typeof (T)); var xmlNodeReader = new XmlNodeReader(section); var xdoc = XDocument.Load(xmlNodeReader); var items = xdoc.Descendants(RootElementName) .Select(e => (T)xmlSerializer.Deserialize(e.CreateReader())); return items.ToArray(); } } } App.config xml version = "1.0" encoding = "utf-8" ?> configuration > configSections > section name = "RemoteServerClass" type = "DemoConfig.GenericCollectionConfigSectionHandler`1[[DemoConfig.RemoteServerInfo, DemoConfig]], DemoConfig" /> configSections > startup > supportedRuntime version = "v4.0" sku = ".NETFramework,Version=v4.5.2" /> startup > RemoteServerClass > RemoteServerInfo > ServerName > Server1 ServerName > UserName > UserName1 UserName > Password > Password1 Password > RemoteServerInfo > RemoteServerInfo > ServerName > Server2 ServerName > UserName > UserName2 UserName > Password > Password2 Password > RemoteServerInfo > RemoteServerClass > configuration >

How to call multiple value store in List?

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