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Guest
Hi,
I am running a web service which sometimes throws exceptions. I have a
lot of error trapping within the web service, but I have missed the current
problem. I am working on the current issue, but there even when I get this
fixed, there may be others I have not thought of. My immediate problem is
that the web service seems to throw a threadabortexception to the client when
it has an uncaught exception (I may be wrong. I am a bit confused about what
is being thrown and what is being caught and by whom) and I can't seem to
actually stop the threadabortexception. That is, I can catch it, and my error
handling is recording it approiately, but it still goes through and displays
an raw error for the client.
I have done some looking and threadabortexception seems to automatically
rethrow
(http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.threading.threadabortexception.aspx)!
Anyone know the correct way to actually catch and stop a
threadabortexception?
Thanks!
Ethan
I am running a web service which sometimes throws exceptions. I have a
lot of error trapping within the web service, but I have missed the current
problem. I am working on the current issue, but there even when I get this
fixed, there may be others I have not thought of. My immediate problem is
that the web service seems to throw a threadabortexception to the client when
it has an uncaught exception (I may be wrong. I am a bit confused about what
is being thrown and what is being caught and by whom) and I can't seem to
actually stop the threadabortexception. That is, I can catch it, and my error
handling is recording it approiately, but it still goes through and displays
an raw error for the client.
I have done some looking and threadabortexception seems to automatically
rethrow
(http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.threading.threadabortexception.aspx)!
Anyone know the correct way to actually catch and stop a
threadabortexception?
Thanks!
Ethan