<system.web> <anonymousIdentification> <authentication> <authorization> <browserCaps> <caching> <clientTarget> <compilation> <customErrors> <deployment> <deviceFilters> <globalization> <healthMonitoring> <hostingEnvironment> <httpCookies> <httpHandlers> <httpModules> <httpRuntime> <identity> <machineKey> <membership> <mobileControls> <pages> <processModel> <profile> <roleManager> <securityPolicy> <sessionPageState> <sessionState> <siteMap> <trace> <trust> <urlMappings> <webControls> <webParts> <webServices> <xhtmlConformance> </system.web>
Element | Description |
Configures anonymous identification for application authorization. This is required to identify entities that are not authenticated when authorization is required. | |
Configures ASP.NET authentication support. | |
Configures ASP.NET authorization support. | |
Configures the settings for the browser capabilities component. | |
Configures the cache settings for a Web application. | |
Adds aliases for specific user agents to an internal collection of user agent aliases. | |
Contains all compilation settings that are used by ASP.NET. | |
Defines custom error messages for an ASP.NET application. | |
Defines configuration settings that are used to support the deployment of a Web application. | |
Specifies a device or a device class in the ASP.NET MobileCapabilities class based on the user agent or browser. A page or application developer can use a device filter to override control properties or to define blocks of content or templates to change layout and appearance. | |
Configures the globalization settings of an application. | |
Configures an application for health monitoring. | |
Defines configuration settings that control the behavior of the application hosting environment. | |
Configures properties for cookies that are used by a Web application. | |
Maps incoming URL requests to IHttpHandler classes. | |
Adds, removes, or clears HTTP modules within an application. | |
Configures ASP.NET HTTP run-time settings. This section can be declared at the machine, site, application, or subdirectory level. | |
Controls the application identity of the Web application. | |
Configures keys to use for encryption and decryption of Forms authentication cookie data. This section allows you to configure a validation key that performs message authentication checks on view-state data and Forms authentication tickets. This section can be declared at the machine, site, or application levels but not at the subdirectory level. | |
Configures parameters for managing and authenticating user accounts for ASP.NET membership. | |
Defines adapter sets that map ASP.NET mobile controls to corresponding adapters within the system.web section of the Web.config file. | |
Identifies page-specific configuration settings. | |
Configures the ASP.NET process model settings on Internet Information Services (IIS) Web server systems. | |
Configures parameters for managing user values by using the ASP.NET profile. | |
Configures an application for role management. This element is new in the .NET Framework version 2.0. | |
Defines valid mappings of named security levels to policy files. This section can be declared at the machine, site, or application levels. | |
Configures page view-state settings for an ASP.NET application. | |
Configures the session-state module. | |
Configures the navigation infrastructure support for configuring, storing, and rendering site navigation. | |
Configures the ASP.NET trace service. | |
Configures the code access security permission set that is used to run a particular application. This section can be declared at the machine, site, and application levels. | |
Defines a mapping that hides the real URL and maps it to a more user friendly URL. | |
Specifies the shared location of the client script files. | |
Specifies a Web Parts personalization provider, sets personalization authorizations, and adds custom classes that extend the WebPartTransformer class for use by Web Parts connections. | |
Controls the settings of XML Web services that are created using ASP.NET. | |
Configures XHTML 1.0–conforming control rendering. |
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