Introduction

This article is part of a series of articles that I am writing to illustrate the use of EMC Centera SDK and the .NET wrapper being developed as open source project to store “fixed content” on the EMC Centera storage appliance.

Everyone tries to write error free applications, but we all know end users are smarter than us, finding ways to break our well protected applications.   Then we are given the answer "I don't know" when we ask the obvious question "What were you doing?", or "I can't find it" to our inquiry "Did you write down the error message?"

This article guides you through  the .Net Framework features at your disposal to handle applications' errors, also known as Exceptions.  Once you understand the concepts, the code supplied could be integrated into your existing or new applications, providing  comprehensive Exceptions support that will benefit your endusers and support team.

   Francesco Balena has published his latest book on Visual Basic, this time turning his attention to the 2005 version of the language.

  Ged Mead reviewed this book.