Explore the Enterprise Library Exception Handling Block for .NET 2.0
The Enterprise Library Exception Handling Block provides all the underlying plumbing code required to handle exceptions. Stop writing repetitive exception handling code and learn how to use it in your own applications to make exception handling consistent and effective.
by Thiru Thangarathinam
May 12, 2006
n an ideal world, all the code you write would always run without error. But the reality is that no matter how carefully you write your code, errors can and will occur. Therefore, it's imperative to have an efficient, configurable exception handling framework capable of handling errors in a graceful manner. It is also important to understand that people generally gauge the effectiveness of any exception handling solution by the way it impacts the user's experience with the application. So a good exception handling solution must not only handle errors gracefully from a user's viewpoint, but must also provide robust configuration settings through which developers or administrators can configure the error handling behavior. Key Components of Exception Handling Block
The new Exception Handling Application Block that ships with the Enterprise Library 2.0 has undergone huge improvements since the release of the old Exception Management Application Block. To use this block effectively, you need to absorb three main concepts:
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