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    Title / Updated Author Score  
    C# divide by zero - Unedited
    Updated: 20 Nov 2009  
    See this previously discussed subject at this thread her on CP; http://www.codeproject.com/Messages/2521836/Re-divide-by-zero.aspx
    C#
    daveauld 5.00
    JException - Have Meaningful Exceptions in C++
    Updated: 31 Aug 2009  
    C++ exceptions with embedded stack trace and cause.
    C++, Windows, Visual Studio, COM, Architect, Dev, Design
    Yalon Lotan 4.71
    Stop Wrapping Exceptions in Exceptions: Use the .Data Collection on an Exception Instead
    Updated: 23 Apr 2009  
    Presenting the little known .data property on an exception as a way to collect and transfer information about the circumstances surrounding an exception
    C# (C# 1.0, C# 2.0, C# 3.0)
    HightechRider 4.69
    User Friendly Exception Handling
    Updated: 17 Aug 2004  
    A flexible framework for user-friendly .NET exception handling, and automatically notifying developers of problems before users do
    VB.NET 1.1, Win2K, WinXP, Win2003VS.NET2003, Architect, Dev
    wumpus1 4.68
    AMX – Application Message and eXception Handling
    Updated: 13 Aug 2009  
    A C++ class enabling retrieval and display of compiled message files.
    C++WinXP, Vista, Dev, QA
    Ross White 4.50
    Error handling with Silverlight and WCF - Unedited
    Updated: 20 Sep 2009  
    A better way to handle errors and provide a useful message back to the user in Silverlight.
    C#, WCF, Silverlight, Dev
    Paul_Wade 4.50
    How to debug the exception - Unedited
    Updated: 20 Oct 2009  
    Help us to find the position of the exception in the source code
    C++, C, Windows, Win Mobile, Visual Studio, Dev
    nicolas_chang 4.45
    Get the call stack when an exception is being caught
    Updated: 31 Aug 2009  
    Provides a utility class to return the call stack when an exception is being caught, using Windows SEH.
    VC6, VC7, VC7.1, VC8.0, Windows, Win32, Win64, Dev, QA
    Baiyan Huang 4.43
    Performance implications of Exceptions in .NET
    Updated: 9 Aug 2005  
    Presentation and analysis of performance costs when throwing exceptions in .NET.
    C#.NET 1.1, .NET 2.0, Win2K, WinXPVS.NET2003, VS2005, Dev
    Vagif Abilov 4.38
    Automatic Error Handling
    Updated: 17 Mar 2008  
    Handle web and WinForms exceptions automatically.
    C#, .NET (.NET 2.0), ASP.NET, Dev
    Andy Searls 4.33
    Idea of the Clean Result (concept of the monolithic/non-monolithic code) or an alternative to Java's checked exceptions
    Updated: 2 Oct 2006  
    This is a continuation of the article The Back Side of Exceptions (.NET section). Here, you'll find an abstract solution of a very important problem of unexpected exceptions.
    C# 2.0, Windows, .NET 2.0, Visual Studio, Dev
    Sergei Kitaev 4.30
    A Simple Class to Catch Unhandled Exceptions in WinForms
    Updated: 26 Sep 2006  
    Explains how to catch an unhandled exception and send a stack trace along with other debug information to the developer.
    C# 2.0.NET 2.0, Win2K, WinXP, Win2003, Vista, WinForms, VS2005, Dev
    Vitaly Zayko 4.26
    Exceptions
    Updated: 28 Jan 2009  
    How to handle Exceptions from a user / system administrator's point of view
    All Topics, Dev
    Wijnand Kroes 4.22
    Custom Exceptions in Custom Components
    Updated: 25 Sep 2007  
    This article is about when to throw an exception, why take some effort and define a custom exception class, how to provide more information to the developers that consume your component, and, finally, how to unit test your exceptions.
    C# 1.0, C# 2.0, C# 3.0, VB 7.x, VB 8.0, VB 9.0, Windows, .NET 1.0, .NET 1.1, .NET 2.0, .NET 3.0, Visual Studio, Dev
    Artem Smirnov 4.09
    Exception Concepts for Business Applications - Unedited
    Updated: 19 Jan 2009  
    Article 1 about exception oriented progarmming for Business Applications
    All Topics, Dev
    Adriaan Davel 4.00
    Log Elmah errors in Team Foundation Server - Unedited
    Updated: 21 Aug 2009  
    I am not sure if this is a good idea, but I was board one day and decided to add a TFS Error Log provider for Elmah. There are 2 ways you can do this. You can create a new WorkItem type and log an error report for each of the errors or you can create one work item for each error type/title. To do th
    VB (VB 7.x, VB 8.0, VB 9.0, VB 6, VB 10), .NET (.NET 3.5), ASP.NET, Visual Studio (VS2008, VS2010), Architect, Dev
    Martin Hinshelwood 4.00
    The Back Side of Exceptions
    Updated: 29 Sep 2006  
    This article illustrates the risks of exceptions being thrown where it is generally not expected, e.g., a library function or a finally block, and shows ways to prevent some insidious errors (such as inconsistency of program data or loss of exception information).
    C#, Windows, .NET, Visual Studio, Dev
    Sergei Kitaev 3.90
    To Err is Human… to Handle, Divine
    Updated: 9 Apr 2007  
    How do you handle exceptions? Do you reuse your solution?
    C#, Windows, .NET, Visual Studio, Architect, Dev
    Jason McBurney 3.54
    Visual Studio Exception SetUp
    Updated: 19 Jan 2005  
    Break on Exceptions, like the old days.
    C#, Windows, .NET 1.1VS.NET2003, Dev
    Tim Schwallie 3.45
    Safe Form - Simplified Unhandled Exception Handling in Visual Basic .NET
    Updated: 26 Jan 2005  
    An elegant way of handling those unforeseeable exceptions.
    VB, Windows, .NET 1.1, WinForms, VS.NET2003, Dev
    JSaunders 3.27
    Little Crash Reporter
    Updated: 29 Apr 2009  
    Collect crash data from a machine and send it to your email to be analyzed.
    C#, .NET, PHP, Dev, QA
    ub3rst4r 3.21
    Not All Exceptions Are Errors
    Updated: 11 Oct 2006  
    Not all exceptions are errors. Many developers have incorrectly been taught or assume that all exceptions are errors. In fact, a key clue is that they are called exceptions and not errors.
    Windows, .NET, Dev
    Chad Z. Hower aka Kudzu 2.65
    Real time exception handling with stack trace - Unedited
    Updated: 2 Feb 2008  
    Handle all the exceptions easily
    VB (VB 6), Windows, Win32, Win64, Dev
    Sabarinathan Arthanari 2.33
    Best Practices of Exception Management
    Updated: 8 Mar 2005  
    Exception management is one of the key areas for all kinds of application development . You should adopt an appropriate strategy for exception management to build high quality and robust applications. It is a very powerful concept and makes the development work very easy if it's used efficiently.
    C#, Windows, .NET, Visual Studio, Dev
    HandyGuy 2.25
    Logging system for .NET SOA applications - Unedited
    Updated: 30 Dec 2007  
    No matter how well you design your system a distributed SOA application is always complex. When a SOA application fails, it can be difficult to track down the cause of the problem and the web service where the error occurred. To handle this difficulty, you need a logging system such as UptoLog.
    C# (C# 1.0, C# 2.0, C# 3.0), VB (VB 7.x, VB 8.0, VB 9.0, VB 6), Windows (Win2K, WinXP, Win2003, Vista, TabletPC), .NET (.NET 2.0, .NET 3.0, .NET 3.5), ASP.NET, SQL Server (SQL 2005), IIS (IIS 5.1, IIS 6, IIS 7), WinForms, WebForms, IE 6.0, IE 7, CEO, Architect, DBA, Dev, QA, Design
    Anders Revsgaard 2.11
    Simplest way of Exception Handling specially for database applications
    Updated: 18 Jan 2005  
    Simplest way of exception handling, specially for database applications.
    C#, SQL.NET 1.0, .NET 1.1, Win2KSQL 2000, VS.NET2003, DBA, Dev
    farukh ali farooq 1.95
    C# divide by zero - Unedited
    Updated: 19 Nov 2009  
    Hi Why cant we apply dividebyzeroexception to float values like float a=2.0f,b=0.0f,c=0.0f; c=a/b; In this case we get c as infinity, but exception is not raised.
    C#
    govardhan4u  

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