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How do you handle unhandled exceptions in ASP.NET?.

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How do you handle unhandled exceptions in ASP.NET?...

Answer / madhu

By giving
Try
{
any thing u want to give without exception
}

catch
{
here exception takes
}

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How do you handle unhandled exceptions in ASP.NET?...

Answer / s

try
{
here u have to write ur code
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
here if u get any error it was handled by Exception ex
}

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How do you handle unhandled exceptions in ASP.NET?...

Answer / raviraj

usually we handle exceptions in an appication using try ...
catch block.....If this structured exception too failed (as
you said the case of unhandled exception)Then we can define
user defined execeptions by creating a class which inherits
the application exception.The exception that contained in
the method of the class will automatically handled by the
throw new exception statement ,which contains the error
message.

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Hi this is the coding for adding data in to an xml table i want the coding for update and delete Try Dim emp_xml_doc As New XmlDocument If System.IO.File.Exists(Server.MapPath("emp.xml")) Then emp_xml_doc.Load(Server.MapPath("emp.xml")) Dim myrow_element As XmlElement myrow_element = emp_xml_doc.CreateElement("EmpDetails") Dim str As String str = "<EmpID>" & TxtEmpId.Text & "</EmpID>" & _ "<Empname>" & TxtName.Text & "</Empname>" & _ "<EmpSalary>" & TxtSalary.Text & "</EmpSalary>" myrow_element.InnerXml = str emp_xml_doc.DocumentElement.AppendChild(myrow_element) emp_xml_doc.Save(Server.MapPath("emp.xml")) Response.Write("Record Saved") Dim ds As New DataSet ds.ReadXml(Server.MapPath("emp.xml")) GridView1.DataSource = ds GridView1.DataBind() Else Response.Write("File does not exist.") End If Catch ex As Exception Response.Write(ex.ToString) End Try *********************** this is the xml file <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?> <Employee> <empdetails> <empid>100</empid> <empname>xxx</empname> <empsalary>2000</empsalary> </empdetails> <EmpDetails> <EmpID>yyy</EmpID> <Empname>dddd</Empname> <EmpSalary>77777</EmpSalary> </EmpDetails> <EmpDetails> <EmpID>rrrr</EmpID> <Empname>rrrr</Empname> <EmpSalary>6666</EmpSalary> </EmpDetails> <EmpDetails> <EmpID>qaqa</EmpID> <Empname>sini</Empname> <EmpSalary>50000</EmpSalary> </EmpDetails> <EmpDetails> <EmpID>errrrrrrrr</EmpID> <Empname>rrrrrrrrr</Empname> <EmpSalary>677777</EmpSalary> </EmpDetails> <EmpDetails> <EmpID>rrr</EmpID> <Empname>rrr</Empname> <EmpSalary>33</EmpSalary> </EmpDetails> </Employee>

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