Let\'s say I have the following code in WPF application: try { // NorthwindDataContext is LINQ DataContext created for SQL Server Northwind database
I\'ve been trying to find what the problem is to this following code part. I\'ve written a custom exception class where I have a base class for stack errors, and then some classes deriving from it one
This question has been asked in different ways before, but the answers don\'t help me, because (1开发者_运维问答) I don\'t have control over the built-in Exception classes, and (2) Activator.CreateIns
I am using .NET 4.0 with VS2010. In my current application (not written by me), I found that there are some many codes like
I am reading an object from Isolated Storage with the following code: public static T Load<T>(string name) where T : class, new()
I have an application which sometimes must do some requests to the server to see that those requests are properly blocked. In other words, the expected server answer is 403 Forbidden.
i\'m developing a multi-platform C++ fuzzing application. The app spawns a child process and checks whether it stopped unexpectedly. I\'ve already managed to do this on linux, however, windows excepti
The following SQL statement below is a good example of some SQL that throws an exception with nested details. It seems in the catch part of the statement I can only get outer exception details Could n
I\'m working on an Xbox1 emulator in Delphi, and because I run the games on the local CPU I have to create a failsafe for ring0 instructions that can occur inside the game-code.
I\'d like to understand better what is fail-fast and fail-safe. What it seems to me at first glance is that fail-fast means that we want to make the system clearly fail when any unexpected thing happ
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