ZayniFramework.ExceptionHandling 2.2.1

ExceptionHandling module example.

Add LoggingSettings and ExceptionHandling section in your app.config or web.config file.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<configuration>
    <configSections>
        <section name="ZayniFramework" type="ZayniFramework.Common.ZayniConfigSection, ZayniFramework.Common"/>
    </configSections>
    <ZayniFramework>
        <LoggingSettings eventLogEnable="false" logEnable="true">
            <DefaultTextLogger>
                <add name="_DefaultLog" enable="true" maxSize="8" consoleOutput="true">
                    <LogFile path="D:\Logs\Zayni\Logging.TestLog.log"/>
                    
                </add>
            </DefaultTextLogger>
        </LoggingSettings>
        <ExceptionHandling>
            <DefaultTextLoggingPolicy enableDefaultPolicy="true" enableDefaultPolicyEventLog="true" needRethrow="false" defaultPolicyLogFilePath="D:\Logs\Zayni\ExceptionHandling.UnitTest.Text.log"/>
            <EMailNotifyPolicy textLogEnable="true" textLogPath="D:\Logs\Zayni\ExceptionHandling.UnitTest.Email.log" eventLogEnable="false" needRethrow="false" emailNotifyEnable="true" smtpPort="587" smtpHost="smtp.gmail.com" enableSsl="true" smtpDomain="" smtpAccount="test@gmail.com" smtpPassword="XXX" fromEmailAddress="system@gmail.com" fromDisplayName="Some Error Happend" toEmailAddress="test@gmail.com" mailSubject="ZayniFramework Exception Handling Unit Test"/>
        </ExceptionHandling>
    </ZayniFramework>
</configuration>

Add namespace using

using ZayniFramework.ExceptionHandling;

Then, you can handle the exception like this:

public static void DoSomethingWrong() => throw new ApplicationException( "Opps... Something goes wrong..." );

try
{
    DoSomethingWrong();
}
catch ( Exception ex )
{
    ExceptionAgent.ExecuteDefaultExceptionPolicy( ex, eventTitle: "AAA" );
}

try
{
    DoSomethingWrong();
}
catch ( Exception ex )
{
    ExceptionAgent.ExecuteEMailNotifyExceptionPolicy( ex, eventTitle: "FFF" );
}