Is there any way to create an environment variable through IIS?

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Is there any way to create an environment variable through IIS?

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I have an application running in local IIS and also in production. In this application, I have a feature where, when an error occurs, an email is sent. The problem is that I do not want this to happen when I'm in a development environment.

I thought of determining some environment variable to do this in IIS (however I want this variable to be specific to that application).

Is there any way to set environment variables specific to an application running in IIS?

windows iis webforms

asked by anonymous 25.01.2018 / 13:31

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You can define in your web.config , in the compilation tag, the debug attribute:

In the development environment:

<configuration>  
    ...  
    <system.web>  
        <compilation  
            debug="true"  
            ...  
        >  
        ...  
        </compilation>  
    </system.web>  
</configuration>

In the production environment:

<configuration>  
    ...  
    <system.web>  
        <compilation  
            debug="false"  
            ...  
        >  
        ...  
        </compilation>  
    </system.web>  
</configuration>

Inside the application, you check whether you are in debug mode, and you are sending:

if (!HttpContext.Current.IsDebuggingEnabled) 
{
    //envia o email
}
else
{
    //não envia email ou envia para outro endereço
}

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