Hi There, just want to know if it's possible to determine in which event i'm in...
I want to create a error logging system, and in my try...catch statement, in the Catch(ex as Exception) part I want to write an error to a database table... but to make things easier, I want to record the current event, in which page i'm in, and all those stuff, just to make things easier for debugging, after the website has been launched, and any unforeseen errors that might pop up along the way...
Thanks
SJB
Determine in which Event i'm in
MickJ
The Method you are looking for is System.Reflection.MethodBase.GetCurrentMethod()
public static System.Reflection.MethodBase GetCurrentMethod()
Member of System.Reflection.MethodBase
Summary:Returns a MethodBase object representing the currently executing method.Return Values:
A MethodBase object representing the currently executing method.
or
You can use the stack trace as Svenc suggest
cssjm
This sounds like a web application to me...perhaps you'd be better served by going to the ASP.NET forums... http://forums.asp.net
KluchCode
Hi,
just save ex.ToString() it includes the complete call stack.
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SvenC
hanumanth
Thanks, i'll give it a shot...
so there is no way to do a response.write(get_event) and then let it return, for example, eg: Page_Load
Catalin Zima
Thanks,
but in the end vb.net is vb.net...
and the code will not differ from Window apps to Web apps...
Mr Pro Tools
Well, in VB there is no page_load or response object... so it is different. There's a reason for a separate forum: yes, some code is the same, but the techniques for doing things can be completely different. So, to avoid confusion, there's a separate ASP.NET forum (which covers both VB and C#).