How to read a section from web.config on IIS7 w/ .net 4 in C# -

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i've got following section in web.config:

<system.webserver>     <staticcontent>         <clientcache cachecontrolmode="usemaxage" cachecontrolmaxage="0.00:00:30" />          <remove fileextension=".ogv" />         <mimemap fileextension=".ogv" mimetype="video/ogg" />          <remove fileextension=".webm" />         <mimemap fileextension=".webm" mimetype="video/webm" />          <!-- , bunch more... -->     </staticcontent>     <!-- ... --> </system.webserver>

here's i'm trying in psuedo-code:

var ext = ".ogg"; var staticcontentelements = getwebconfig().getsection("system.webserver/staticcontent").childelements; var mimemap = staticcontentelements.where(c =>                    c.getattributevalue("fileextension") != null &&                     c.getattributevalue("fileextension").tostring() == ext                ).single();  var mimetype = mimemap.getattributevalue("mimetype").tostring();

basically, need search mimemaps fileextension , mimetype.

you need create custom configuration section information.


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