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Why Use the Exception Management Application Block?

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Why Use the Exception Management Application Block?

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The Exception Management Application Block (EMAB) for .NET provides a consistent, flexible, and extensible design for exception management. A consistent set of basic contextual information is captured for each exception through the use of the base exception class. You can derive your own custom exceptions from this base class. The ExceptionManager class provides a standard abstraction through which you can publish exceptions to multiple destinations with a minimal amount of code. Flexibility is achieved through the use of the standard .NET application configuration file and a section handler. Extensibility is provided through the IExceptionPublisher and IExceptionXmlPublisher interfaces, which allow you to create your own publishing components. BaseApplicationException Class The BaseApplicationException class was developed with the following design goals in mind: • The class should provide a base exception class from which all application exception classes can derive. • The base class

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