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Having email sent when an error in my application happens.  Is this a good way to do it?

Asked by Ike23 in ColdFusion Application Server

Tags: cfmail, error

I have a friend that codes in ASP.NET and told me the other day that he has set up his application to email him whenever there is an error in his code.  I told him I could probably do that as well and decided to try since it would be really nice to know if a user is getting an error in my app.

I'm thinking that using a cfcatch in the application.cfm page would work.  

Here's what I was thinking of using:

<cfcatch type="any">
      <cfmail to="email@email.com" from="email@email.com" subject="error in app" type="html">
      Error in my app.<br><br>
      #cfcatch.Detail#<br>#cfcatch.Message#
      </cfmail>
</cfcatch>

Has anyone done something similar to this?  Is this a good practice or is there a better way to send myself error alerts?  Thanks!

Ike23
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