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Successful error handling in web projects

Asked by KLRDER in Active Server Pages (ASP)

Tags: asp, catching, error, handling

I gladly will give the points to someone who has something inventive that works as far as a generic error handling concept in ASP pages.

What I have, existing:

On Error Resume Next
Try something
If Err.Number <> 0 Then
Call DisplayError(CaptureError(), errorCause,
errorResolution)
End If

The DisplayError function redirects to a page where the error is displayed in a user friendly manner.

The issues:

I have to use the If Error <> 0 Then after every possible line of code in order to catch all errors.

I would rather have that as an exception situation and have a generic error handler (similiar to On Error Goto ErrHandler).

The problems with On Error Resume Next is that, in some cases, if a For statement generates an error, it still goes to the next line and starts executing that For loop infinitely.

So, clearly, the On Error Resume Next has its disadvantages.

Does anyone have a concept (which has been working well in production) which is inventive and will catch all errors without having to test every single line of code?

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Successful error handling in web projects

Asked by KLRDER in Active Server Pages (ASP)

Tags: asp, catching, error, handling

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