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| //------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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| // <copyright file="InternalConfigEventHandler.cs" company="Microsoft">
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| //     Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation.  All rights reserved.
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| // </copyright>
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| //------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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| 
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| using System;
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| using System.IO;
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| using System.Security;
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| using System.Collections.Specialized;
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| using System.Configuration;
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| using ClassConfiguration=System.Configuration.Configuration;
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| 
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| //
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| // This file contains most of the interfaces that allow System.Web, Venus, and 
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| // Whitehorse to customize configuration in some way.
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| //
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| // The goal of the design of customization is to only require other MS assemblies
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| // to create an instance of an internal object via Activator.CreateInstance(), and then
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| // use these objects through *public* System.Configuration.Internal interfaces. 
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| // We do not want extenders to have to use reflection to call a method - it is slow,
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| // not typesafe, and more difficult to promote correct use of the internal object.
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| //
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| namespace System.Configuration.Internal {
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| 
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|     // Event handler for configuration events.
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|     public delegate void InternalConfigEventHandler(object sender, InternalConfigEventArgs e);
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| }
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