Hi,
I am new to .NET
In my Error Logic on my Aspx pages when an error happens
it hits my catch statement where I throw an Exception.
My question is :
what is the difference between Thwo Exception and Throw
New Exception?
Anq when should either be used?
Thanks,
Kerri. 3 36332
If you are not going to enclose the thrown exception inside of another
exception, you can just throw the exception that was caught.
Otherwise you can create a new exception and pass in the throw exception as
the InnerException if you wish to do so.
It is more up to how your organization is standardizing these types of
conditions, not which is the "always right" way to do it.
Throwing a new exception that is no different than the old exception just
adds one more class for the garbage collector to take care of.
Joe Feser
"Kerri" <an*******@disc ussions.microso ft.com> wrote in message
news:03******** *************** *****@phx.gbl.. . Hi,
I am new to .NET
In my Error Logic on my Aspx pages when an error happens it hits my catch statement where I throw an Exception.
My question is :
what is the difference between Thwo Exception and Throw New Exception?
Anq when should either be used?
Thanks, Kerri.
Kerri,
In addition to Joe's comments, be careful with throwing an existing
exception in VB.NET. Your stack trace may be reset.
If I have:
Try
SomethingThatTh rowsAnException ()
Catch ex As Exception
' log the exception
Throw
End Try
When you simple use the Throw statement as I have, the stack trace will be
maintained from inside of SomethingThatTh rowsAnException where the exception
really happened.
However if I had used:
Catch ex As Exception
' log the exception
Throw ex
End Try
The Stack Trace will be reset to this routine, loosing the fact that it
originally occurred inside of SomethingThatTh rowsAnException .
Alternatively we can:
Catch ex As Exception
' log the exception
Throw New Exception(ex)
End Try
Which will create a new exception with a reference to the original
exception, as the inner exception.
Hope this helps
Jay
"Kerri" <an*******@disc ussions.microso ft.com> wrote in message
news:03******** *************** *****@phx.gbl.. . Hi,
I am new to .NET
In my Error Logic on my Aspx pages when an error happens it hits my catch statement where I throw an Exception.
My question is :
what is the difference between Thwo Exception and Throw New Exception?
Anq when should either be used?
Thanks, Kerri.
Hey thanks for the Tip, I was not aware of that.
I always wondered why VB allowed you to do that.
No I have about 200 places to fix that code. :)
Joe
"Jay B. Harlow [MVP - Outlook]" <Ja********@ema il.msn.com> wrote in message
news:e2******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP10.phx.gbl... Kerri, In addition to Joe's comments, be careful with throwing an existing exception in VB.NET. Your stack trace may be reset.
If I have: Try SomethingThatTh rowsAnException () Catch ex As Exception ' log the exception Throw End Try
When you simple use the Throw statement as I have, the stack trace will be maintained from inside of SomethingThatTh rowsAnException where the
exception really happened.
However if I had used:
Catch ex As Exception ' log the exception Throw ex End Try
The Stack Trace will be reset to this routine, loosing the fact that it originally occurred inside of SomethingThatTh rowsAnException .
Alternatively we can: Catch ex As Exception ' log the exception Throw New Exception(ex) End Try
Which will create a new exception with a reference to the original exception, as the inner exception.
Hope this helps Jay
"Kerri" <an*******@disc ussions.microso ft.com> wrote in message news:03******** *************** *****@phx.gbl.. . Hi,
I am new to .NET
In my Error Logic on my Aspx pages when an error happens it hits my catch statement where I throw an Exception.
My question is :
what is the difference between Thwo Exception and Throw New Exception?
Anq when should either be used?
Thanks, Kerri.
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