How to forbid the ComException cause In C#

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How to forbid the ComException cause In C#.Thank you.

Posted 9-Aug-12 6:26am

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[no name] 9-Aug-12 12:29pm

I would probably just tell it it was bad and make it stand in the corner. Maybe you meant to ask an actual question?

ZurdoDev 9-Aug-12 13:38pm

There are those who prefer spanking over time-out. Hard to tell what would work in this case.

[no name] 9-Aug-12 14:10pm

Yeah but then you get some bleeding heart liberals going off and whining about exception abuse....

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 9-Aug-12 13:50pm

My 5!
--SA

[no name] 9-Aug-12 14:11pm

<bow> :-)

ZurdoDev 9-Aug-12 13:37pm

What do you mean by "forbid?"

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Bernhard Hiller · Answer 1 · 2012-08-09T21:29:00

Solution 1

C#

try
{
    //here comes your code which could raise a COMException
}
catch(COMException ex)
{
    //do something useful with that Exception,
    //e.g. show a message to the user, and then clean-up
}

Posted 9-Aug-12 21:29pm

Bernhard Hiller