I have a c# network application where alot of anonymous users connect to (game service). Now I check the logs and occasionally I see thi开发者_JAVA技巧s exception:
basically i have a custom exception handler. When i handle an exception, i just want it to echo the message and continue the script. But after my method handles the exception, the script doesnt contin
I\'m really trying to figure out the best practices for reusable code that is easily debugged. I have ran into a common practice among developers that I don\'t quite understand yet.
I\'m trying to understand error handling in C++. I have read that using try, throw, catch is better style and less complicated than using if statements with return values. But I\'m not sure I really
i have regular C# service based on class ServiceBase. This service loads on startup c++ dynamic link library. Some times it happens that service crash in unmanaged code. Unfortunately Event view开发者
I am using windows application and WCF service in my application. I have published my service in web server and also i referred that endPointAddress in my config settings. The application working prop
Here is a simple piece of code where a division by zero occurs. I\'m trying to catch it : #include <iostream>
I\'m migrating a legacy app from PHP4 to PHP5.2, and one of the libraries it uses is now throwing exceptions which cause the scripts to break. Am I correct in thinking that under PHP4 this e开发者_C百
I am doing some enhancements to existing code. And now I want to log one message whenever and wherever exception occurs.
I don\'t want my program to crash, so i enabled C++ Exception with SEH. So that, if there\'s some errors i.e. NULL pointer access happens, my program can catch it with catch(...).