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Creating a Custom ExpressionBuilder in ASP.NET 2.0

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by Bilal Haidar
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We have explained what the ExpressionBuilder is, detailed the different ExpressionBuilders that are built-in in the .NET Framework, and developed a custom ExpressionBuilder, the XmlSettingExpressionBuilder whose implementation was fully covered with detailed explanation.

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Title: Custom Expression
Name: S.Y.
Date: 9/27/2007 4:34:17 PM
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The custom expression works great but is there a way to set this from the properties expression editor? It only accepts RESOURCES, APPSETTINGS and CONNECTIONSTRINGS. Is it possible to have the XmlSettings part of the expression type? Wanted to view the actual literal at the design time.

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