ExceptionHandler.HandleException(Exception) Method
Definition
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When overridden in a derived class, returns true
if the exception has been handled, or false
if the exception should be rethrown and the application terminated.
public:
abstract bool HandleException(Exception ^ exception);
public abstract bool HandleException(Exception exception);
abstract member HandleException : Exception -> bool
Public MustOverride Function HandleException (exception As Exception) As Boolean
Parameters
- exception
- Exception
The exception that occurred within the Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) runtime and which might terminate the application.
Returns
true
if the exception has been handled; otherwise, false
.
Examples
The following code example shows an implementation of the ExceptionHandler abstract class that overrides the HandleException method.
using System;
using System.ServiceModel.Dispatcher;
namespace CS
{
public class MyExceptionHandler : ExceptionHandler
{
// HandleException method override gives control to
// your code.
public override bool HandleException(Exception ex)
{
// This method contains logic to decide whether
// the exception is serious enough
// to terminate the process.
return ShouldTerminateProcess(ex);
}
public bool ShouldTerminateProcess(Exception ex)
{
// Write your logic here.
return true;
}
}
Imports System.ServiceModel.Dispatcher
Namespace CS
Public Class MyExceptionHandler
Inherits ExceptionHandler
' HandleException method override gives control to
' your code.
Public Overrides Function HandleException(ByVal ex As Exception) As Boolean
' This method contains logic to decide whether
' the exception is serious enough
' to terminate the process.
Return ShouldTerminateProcess (ex)
End Function
Public Function ShouldTerminateProcess(ByVal ex As Exception) As Boolean
' Write your logic here.
Return True
End Function
End Class
The following code example shows how to enable the custom MyExceptionHandler
for unhandled exceptions that occur within the WCF runtime.
// Create an instance of the MyExceptionHandler class.
MyExceptionHandler thisExceptionHandler =
new MyExceptionHandler();
// Enable the custom handler by setting
// AsynchronousThreadExceptionHandler property
// to this object.
ExceptionHandler.AsynchronousThreadExceptionHandler =
thisExceptionHandler;
// After the handler is set, write your call to
// System.ServiceModel.ICommunication.Open here.
Sub Main(ByVal args() As String)
' Create an instance of the MyExceptionHandler class.
Dim thisExceptionHandler As New MyExceptionHandler()
' Enable the custom handler by setting
' AsynchronousThreadExceptionHandler property
' to this object.
ExceptionHandler.AsynchronousThreadExceptionHandler = thisExceptionHandler
' After the handler is set, write your call to
' System.ServiceModel.ICommunication.Open here
End Sub
End Module
Remarks
The HandleException property returns true
if the exception has been handled. If it returns false
or throws a different exception, the original exception is rethrown.