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copied!<p>Put this in a file called AddWebConfigMods.ps1</p> <pre><code>Param ($weburl, $WebConfigModifications ) $url = New-Object System.Uri($webUrl) [System.Reflection.Assembly]::LoadWithPartialName("Microsoft.SharePoint") | Out-Null $webApp = [Microsoft.SharePoint.Administration.SPWebApplication]::Lookup($url) #delete mods by the owners being added $ownerstodelete = $WebConfigModifications | Group-Object owner | Select-Object Name foreach($owner in $ownerstodelete) { $modstodelete = @() foreach($mod in $webApp.WebConfigModifications) { if($mod.Owner -eq $owner.Name) { $modstodelete += $mod } } Write-Host ("Deleting " + $modstodelete.Count + " mods for owner: " + $owner) foreach($delmod in $modstodelete) { Write-Host (" + Deleting " + $delmod.Value) $webApp.WebConfigModifications.Remove($delmod) | Out-Null } } #this is where we start to add mods $i = 0; Write-Host ("Adding " + $WebConfigModifications.Count + " webconfig modifications to " + $weburl) foreach($modEntry in $WebConfigModifications) { Write-Host (" + Adding " + $modEntry.Value) $mod = New-Object Microsoft.SharePoint.Administration.SPWebConfigModification $mod.Path = $modEntry.Path $mod.Name = $modEntry.Name $mod.Sequence = $i++ $mod.Owner = $modEntry.Owner $mod.Type = $modEntry.Type $mod.Value = $modEntry.Value $webApp.WebConfigModifications.Add($mod) } $webApp.Update() $webApp.WebService.ApplyWebConfigModifications() </code></pre> <p>Then create a csv file with your configs like so</p> <pre><code>Name,Path,Owner,Type,Value system.serviceModel,configuration,alinean-common,EnsureSection,<system.serviceModel/> connectionStrings,configuration,alinean-common,EnsureSection,<connectionStrings /> appSettings,configuration,alinean-common,EnsureSection,<appSettings /> serviceHostingEnvironment,configuration/system.serviceModel,alinean-common,EnsureChildNode,<serviceHostingEnvironment aspNetCompatibilityEnabled='true'/> </code></pre> <p>Then in another ps1 script, ideally the one you use to deploy your solution, import the csv config options and call the function created in the first code block:</p> <pre><code>#read config mods from CSVs $mods = Import-CSV .\config\admin-common.webconfigmods.csv Write-Host "Applying configuration modifications" #add web config mods to sharepoint using powershell script &.\AddWebConfigMods "[sharepoint site url]" $mods &stsadm -o execadmsvcjobs </code></pre>

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