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DOWNLOAD: C# Corner Android App Version 0.5.3 Released C# Corner http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/uploadfile/de41d6/exceptionerror-handling-in-asp-net-simplified/ Annual Conference 2017 Announced C# Corner Contribute An Article A Blog http://stackoverflow.com/questions/35484810/understanding-error-handling-in-asp-net-webforms A News A Video A Link An Interview Question Ask a Question TECHNOLOGIES .NET Chapters Internet & Web Oracle String in C# .NET Core Cloud Internet of Things Outsourcing Swift ADO.NET Coding Best Practices iOS PHP TypeScript AJAX Cognitive Services Java Power BI Universal Windows error handling Platform Android Cryptography JavaScript Products Visual Studio Angular 2 Current Affairs JQuery Project Management WCF AngularJS Databases & DBA JSP Python Web Development Architecture Design Patterns & Practices Knockout R Web Services ASP.NET Dynamics CRM Learn C# Corner Robotics & Hardware Windows 10 ASP.NET Core Entity Framework LINQ Security Windows Controls Azure Error Zone Machine Learning Servers Windows handling in asp.net Forms Big Data Games Programming Microsoft Office SharePoint Windows PowerShell BizTalk Server GDI+ & Graphics Mobile Development SignalR WPF Bot Framework Google Development Node.js Smart Devices Xamarin C# HoloLens Office Development Software Testing XAML C, C++, MFC How do I OOP/OOD SQL Language XML Career Advice HTML 5 Open Source SQL Server Request a new Category| View All ANSWERS BLOGS VIDEOS INTERVIEWS BOOKS NEWS CHAPTERS CAREER Jobs CODE IDEAS Scroll To Top Reader Level: Article Exception/Error Handling in ASP.Net Simplified By Abhishek Singh on Sep 26, 2014 This article explains the exception and error handling in ASP.Net. 67.6k 0 4 facebook twitter linkedIn google Plus Reddit WhatsApp expand IntroductionGuys, this is not first time when something is written for exceptions and error handling in the web. There are enormous articles written earlier for this topic. I have tried writing this article for beginners explaining these concepts in simple language and step-by-step.This is a very basic article for beginners that show exception handling and error handling techniques in ASP.NET.Where there are
here for a quick overview of the site Help Center Detailed answers to any questions you might have Meta Discuss the workings and policies of this site About Us Learn more about Stack Overflow the company Business Learn more about hiring developers or posting ads with us Stack Overflow Questions Jobs Documentation Tags Users Badges Ask Question x Dismiss Join the Stack Overflow Community Stack Overflow is a community of 4.7 million programmers, just like you, helping each other. Join them; it only takes a minute: Sign up Understanding error handling in ASP .NET (WebForms) up vote 0 down vote favorite I have a Web Form (.NET 4.0) web application built as: MyApp.Portal (Main portal with the pages, WCF AJAX services, scripts etc.) MyApp.BusinessLayer (Class library call DataAccess to get data) MyApp.Services (Class library contains WCF server for server side code) MyApp.DataAccess (ADO Oracle) I am trying to following some tutorials on error handling but so far I am getting inconsistent results. My question is how should I be handling errors in my app? Should I be wrapping all methods in try/catch? Should I just wrap the methods in the business layer with the try/catch? How would I handle errors that occur in the PortalLayer with the WCF Ajax methods? For example I added the following to my Global.asax file: void Application_Error(object sender, EventArgs e) { // Code that runs when an unhandled error occurs Exception exc = Server.GetLastError(); if (exc is HttpUnhandledException) { if (exc.InnerException != null) { exc = new Exception(exc.InnerException.Message); Server.Transfer(@"\Pages\Error.aspx?handler=Application_Error%20-%20Global.asax", true); } } } However most of the time this isnt getting called. I just see error an error message show on the screen (Like a glorified alert). Or if this method is called then exc is not HttpUnhandledException so the transfer never takes place. I also tried this in my web.config but I don't see that this does anything. (If I comment it out I get the same results)