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.NET Forum / Languages / C# / August 2006Global error handler
Is there a way to do a global error handler much the way you can in asp.net ? Essentially I want to set up a routine that if there is any unhandled exception it will call that routine so I can process it. I do quite a bit with timers so if I had to put code in in each place where an error could happen, it would be difficult. TIA - Jeff > Is there a way to do a global error handler much the way you can in asp.net > ? Essentially I want to set up a routine that if there is any unhandled > exception it will call that routine so I can process it. I do quite a bit > with timers so if I had to put code in in each place where an error could > happen, it would be difficult. Have a look at these two events: AppDomain.CurrentDomain.UnhandledException Application.ThreadException hth, Max Maybe I didn't make myself clear. I want this for a windows program. I want the equivalent of the Application_Error event from the web side. I essentially want a way to trap any unhandled error someplace so the message doesn't display to the user. TIA - Jeff. >> Is there a way to do a global error handler much the way you can in >> asp.net ? Essentially I want to set up a routine that if there is any [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > hth, > Max You did make yourself clear, and Markus give you the correct answer. Take a look at those two events. As well, if you search for the event names on MSDN you should find at least one article on global event handling in .NET. > Maybe I didn't make myself clear. I want this for a windows program. I want > the equivalent of the Application_Error event from the web side. [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > hth, > > Max > You did make yourself clear, and Markus give you the correct answer. > Take a look at those two events. As well, if you search for the event > names on MSDN you should find at least one article on global event > handling in .NET. Although, IIRC, these don't catch unhandled exceptions from threadpool threads. I may be wrong on that. -- Alan > > You did make yourself clear, and Markus give you the correct answer. > > Take a look at those two events. As well, if you search for the event [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Although, IIRC, these don't catch unhandled exceptions from threadpool > threads. I may be wrong on that. No, you are right. These two events catch only events from the UI thread, not from background threads. Free MagazinesGet these publications absolutely FREE for up to 12 months. There are no hidden fees and no obligation. Simply choose a title, complete the application form and submit it. Read more ...
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