Adf-config.xml file gets corrupted

Hello,
I have observed in many instances that adf-config.xml file get corrupted in the sense it looses (wipes out) mds conenction string and as a result the projects won't compile or you will not be able to fecth anything from MDS like wsdls ect. Making this file as read only or backing it up seems to be the work around. I have seen this in 11.1.1.3.0 version.
But can you please suggest why this happens and any permanent solution to fix this?
Thanks
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In your adf-config.xml the password property is not properly closed and your property name is incorrect.
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