We finish up the current run of our detailed .NET Exception Handling series with a dive into the System.Deployment.Application.DeploymentException. The DeploymentException is actually a larger parent class to all exceptions that occur during deployment. For example, using the common ClickOnce method of application deployment might run into some issues, and… continue reading →
Winding down our in-depth .NET Exception Handling series, today we’re taking a look at the System.ComponentModel.LicenseException. When creating proprietary applications and .NET components intended to be licensed, you may wish to implement some form of licensing using the built-in LicenseProvider class, which makes it relatively easy to add licensed content… continue reading →
Fast approaching the conclusion of our current .NET Exception Handling series, today we’ll be looking into the System.Data.SqlTypes.SqlTypeException. The appearance of an SqlTypeException is the result of something going wrong while using the System.Data.SqlTypes namespace classes. In this article we’ll examine the SqlTypeException by seeing where it resides in the… continue reading →
As we approach the end of our in-depth .NET Exception Handling series, today we’ll be taking a closer look at the System.ComponentModel.InvalidAsynchronousStateException. An InvalidAsynchronousStateException is a complex exception that occurs when an operation is attempted for which its target thread no longer exists, or has no message loop. Throughout this… continue reading →
Moving along through the detailed .NET Exception Handling series, today we will be exploring the EntityException. The EntityException is the base exception class used by the EntityClient provider, which is part of the overall Entity Framework, which enables model-to-object mapping and relationships throughout ADO-based applications. In this article we’ll examine… continue reading →
Moving along through our in-depth .NET Exception Handling series, today we’ll be going over the System.Web.HttpException. The HttpException is the most basic type of web-based exception, so it can be used for many general purposes that relate to something going wrong when processing an HTTP request in an ASP.NET or… continue reading →
Making our way through our detailed .NET Exception Handling series, today we’ll be taking a closer look at the System.Web.HttpParseException. An HttpParseException should be thrown when something goes wrong while attempting to parse an HTML page. In this article we’ll examine the HttpParseException by looking at where it resides in… continue reading →
Today we’ll take a look at the template method design pattern, which is the final design pattern introduced in the well-known book 1994, Design Patterns: Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software. We’ve covered all other patterns thus far in our detailed Guide to Software Design Patterns series, with both real world… continue reading →
Making our way through our detailed .NET Exception Handling series, today we’ll dive into the System.ServiceModel.EndpointNotFoundException. The EndpointNotFoundException is thrown when something goes awry while trying to connect to a Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) service-oriented application. In this article we’ll examine the EndpointNotFoundException in more detail by looking at where… continue reading →
As we approach the end of our thorough Guide to Software Design Patterns series we’ll be looking into the state design pattern. The state pattern allows you to programmatically change the behavior of a class based on changes made to the underlying state of said class. In this article we’ll… continue reading →
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