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Error Logging using ASP.NET 2.0 : Suprotim Agarwal
Saturday, July 12 2008
Errors and failures may occur during development and operation of a website. ASP.NET 2.0 provides tracing, instrumentation and error handling mechanisms to detect and fix issues in an application. In this article, we will adopt a simple mechanism to log errors and exceptions in our website. In this article, we will adopt a simple mechanism to log errors and exceptions in our website. We will be using a mechanism where the user will be redirected to a separate page whenever an error is encountered in the application. Simultaneously, the error will get logged in a text file on the server. The error file will be created on a daily basis, whenever the error is encountered. Having said that, let us now see some code...Roll Your own Drudge Report in ASP.NET : Michael Allen Smith
Inversion of Control and Dependency Injection with Castle Windsor Container - Part IV : Simone Busoli
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LINQ Provider Basics : Mehfuz Hossain
Cure Code Bloat : Steve C. Orr