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9/14/2008

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Follow Up: SharePoint SPWebConfigModification Bug Closed!

In a recent post, I discussed the SPWebConfigModification class. Part of this discussion was about an exception thrown when you use an invalid XPath to access a particular section, element, or attribute in your configuration file. The issue I noted was that there was a bug in the exception's message.

Well, I submitted this bug to Microsoft's Connect site here. After not hearing anything for a few months, Microsoft actually first closed another bug I posted about Visual Studio 2008. Then, a few days later, they tackled this one!

Although this particular bug was a very minor issue, Microsoft is starting to be pretty active in resolving my problems! So I again entreat you to post any bugs you find to Connect!

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