How to write an URI string in App.Config

牧云@^-^@ 提交于 2019-12-04 10:11:49

问题


I am making a Windows Service. The Service has to donwload something every night, and therefor I want to place the URI in the App.Config in case I later need to change it.

I want to write an URI in my App.Config. What makes it invalid and how should i approach this?

<appSettings>
    <add key="fooUriString" 
         value="https://foo.bar.baz/download/DownloadStream?id=5486cfb8c50c9f9a2c1bc43daf7ddeed&login=null&password=null"/>
</appSettings>

My errors:

- Entity 'login' not defined
- Expecting ';'
- Entity 'password' not defined
- Application Configuration file "App.config" is invalid. An error occurred

回答1:


You haven't properly encoded the ampersands in your URI. Remember that app.config is an XML file, so you must conform to XML's requirements for escaping (e.g. & should be &amp;, < should be &lt; and > should be &gt;).

In your case, it should look like this:

<appSettings>
    <add
        key="fooUriString" 
        value="https://foo.bar.baz/download/DownloadStream?id=5486cfb8c50c9f9a2c1bc43daf7ddeed&amp;login=null&amp;password=null"
    />
</appSettings>

But in general, if you wanted to store a string that looked like "I <3 angle bra<kets & ampersands >>>" then do this:

<appSettings>
    <add
        key="someString"
        value="I &lt;3 angle bra&lt;kets &amp; ampersands &gt;&gt;&gt;"
    />
</appSettings>

void StringEncodingTest() {
    String expected = "I <3 angle bra<kets & ampersands >>>";
    String actual   = ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["someString"];
    Debug.Assert.AreEqual( expected, actual );
}



回答2:


Try using: &amp; in place of & in the url




回答3:


&amp; should work just fine, Wikipedia has a List of predefined entities in XML.



来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12685846/how-to-write-an-uri-string-in-app-config

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