I've found a free WebService on the net for a currency converter and have
created a class to use it with the WSDL tool.
I call the WebService method asynchronously:
converter.Conve rsionRateAsync( (Currency)fromC urrencyComboBox .SelectedIndex,
(Currency)toCur rencyComboBox.S electedIndex);
Where do I have to put the catch instruction?
If I try to run the instruction above when I am not connected to the
Internet, I receive a message with a System.Net.WebE xception exception.
Where can I catch it?
Thanks
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Dr. John Skandar
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I've found a free WebService on the net for a currency converter and have
created a class to use it with the WSDL tool.
I call the WebService method asynchronously:
Try
{
converter.Conve rsionRateAsync( (Currency)fromC urrencyComboBox .SelectedIndex,
(Currency)toCur rencyComboBox.S electedIndex);
}
catch(Excption ex)
{
message
}
>
Where do I have to put the catch instruction?
If I try to run the instruction above when I am not connected to the
Internet, I receive a message with a System.Net.WebE xception exception.
Where can I catch it?
Thanks
----
Dr. John Skandar
<yu*********@ms n.com>
Ehm... maybe if it had been so simple I wouldn't have asked...
The problem is that the exception is not thrown by the method itself,
because the asynchronous call just starts the operation, that is performed
by another thread while the program continues performing its tasks. I need
to know how to catch an exception that is thrown in that thread.
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>I've found a free WebService on the net for a currency converter and have created a class to use it with the WSDL tool.
I call the WebService method asynchronously:
Try
{
converter.Conve rsionRateAsync( (Currency)fromC urrencyComboBox .SelectedIndex,
(Currency)toCur rencyComboBox.S electedIndex);
}
catch(Excption ex)
{
message
}
>> Where do I have to put the catch instruction? If I try to run the instruction above when I am not connected to the Internet, I receive a message with a System.Net.WebE xception exception. Where can I catch it?
Thanks ---- Dr. John Skandar <yu*********@m sn.com>
John Skandar wrote:
Ehm... maybe if it had been so simple I wouldn't have asked...
The problem is that the exception is not thrown by the method itself,
because the asynchronous call just starts the operation, that is
performed by another thread while the program continues performing its
tasks. I need to know how to catch an exception that is thrown in that
thread.
Well, if possible, the Web service needs to return some return codes on
success or when an exception failure has be thrown by the Web service on
an asynchronous call to the Web service that the client can check. It's
not going to be business as usual as in a synchronous call to Web
service is made by a client.
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