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of Agilistic Ever wondered what exceptions are being thrown by code running on an IIS (7+) installation, without having to open the Event Viewer on that machine all the time? Today, I http://blog.agilistic.nl/net-httpmodule-to-log-all-unhandled-exceptions-in-iis-75-through-log4net-globally-or-per-site/ ran into a scenario like this. The bottom line is that I am https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh169179(v=nav.90).aspx preparing for the migration of many websites and applications to a new server environment. Although all applications have their own error handling, I really wanted to catch any additional unhandled exceptions and log them to a big screen to make our development teams aware of issues. The solution In the past, I've already been httpmodule error using HTTP Modules to do additional processing for all requests to IIS. A HttpModule is an assembly that is injected into IIS' pipeline and is executed for all requests or for .NET requests (depending on the configuration). The nice thing about a HttpModule is that it can do it's processing on any moment during the request, before, during or after. A HttpModule can also catch an OnErrorevent httpmodule error that communicates unhandled exceptions.Why not just use global.asax' OnError event? You could. But a HttpModule can be installed globally, so that it will fire for all websites managed by that IIS installation. Below, you can find the full source and the compiled assembly. Detailed instructions on how to use the module are included with the source. As the HttpModule uses Log4NET, you can use any of it's appenders to do the actual logging. There's nothing preventing you from configuring the module to e-mail any unhandled exceptions, send them to a UDP address, save them to a database or something else. In our case, I logged the messages to a special console application (C#, very quickly written so not suited for this blogpost right now) that is running in our 'server migration headquarters': Prerequisites IIS 7+ installation with .NET 3.5 (at least) installed. You can compile the source for .NET 2.0, but you'll have to do that yourself; Some knowledge of Log4NET and using appenders. See here for more information; IIS Express installed on your development machine (not required when you don't want to test the module locally); MVC3 installed if you wish to test the HttpModule locally (the test website

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