HttpModule Error event doesn't fire!!

[kgadia]

Hi,

I have implemented global exception handler using http module by
intercepting the Error event.

The code works fine on my machine but the error event fails to fire
when deployed on the test servers.

The assembly containing the http module code has full control
permissions to everyone.

Interestingly, when I tried global.asax for the same purpose, the
Application_Error event didn't fire either.

I am using custom http handlers to create a custom '.page' extension as
opposed to the default '.aspx' extension.

Could some one shed some light on this particular behaviour as I think
it's pretty straightforward.

Thanks in advance.

Keshav

[kgadia]

kg****@gmail.com wrote:

Hi,

I have implemented global exception handler using http module by
intercepting the Error event.

The code works fine on my machine but the error event fails to fire
when deployed on the test servers.

The assembly containing the http module code has full control
permissions to everyone.

Interestingly, when I tried global.asax for the same purpose, the
Application_Error event didn't fire either.

I am using custom http handlers to create a custom '.page' extension as
opposed to the default '.aspx' extension.

Could some one shed some light on this particular behaviour as I think
it's pretty straightforward.

Thanks in advance.

Keshav

I would like to add that I have added the http module in web.config
under system.web/httpmodules.

[kgadia]

Sorted!! There was a deployment issue and the logging functionality was
erroring!!

kg****@gmail.com wrote:

kg****@gmail.com wrote:

Hi,

I have implemented global exception handler using http module by
intercepting the Error event.

The code works fine on my machine but the error event fails to fire
when deployed on the test servers.

The assembly containing the http module code has full control
permissions to everyone.

Interestingly, when I tried global.asax for the same purpose, the
Application_Error event didn't fire either.

I am using custom http handlers to create a custom '.page' extension as
opposed to the default '.aspx' extension.

Could some one shed some light on this particular behaviour as I think
it's pretty straightforward.

Thanks in advance.

Keshav

I would like to add that I have added the http module in web.config
under system.web/httpmodules.