If I have a web application (with its own web.config) and a .dll it uses happens to have its own app.config which settings file wins when there is a conflict?
If I have a web application (with its own web.config ) and a .dll
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If I have a web application (with its own web.config) and a .dll it uses happens to have its own app.config which settings file wins when there is a conflict?
No, you will not have any conflict because a .dll cannot have its own .config file.
Even if you put a .config file for your library in the same folder, the application is simply not going to pick up the values from it.
If you wish to use some of those values, you can merge them into your web.config.