Handling Errors Globally in ASP .NET Core Web API

[@DebasmitSamal294]

This is called knowledge sharing. You covered everything nicely and clearly in all your videos. Please keep it up sir. Lovely... Outstanding... 5 out of 5 * * * * *

[@StudyMash]

Thank you for the appreciation buddy, I'm glad you found the videos helpful!

[@naveenpujari8996]

gajab ho bhai... bachapan se ker rahe kya coding..awsome content ...

[@StudyMash]

Hehe, Haan bhai Bachpan se hi kar rahe hai

[@mrtrader3661]

how it is done with program.cs as I don't have startup.cs file in my project?

[@sureshthaduri6275]

here, we have added internal server errror. we have many different type errors so we have to call all of them? then how to do it?

[@mahbub786]

Thanks Sandeep. Exception handling using middleware here done really exceptional.. Thank you again!!!

[@StudyMash]

Thanks for appreciation 🙂

[@kumarramas]

Thanks. Very useful and easy to understand.

[@ahmedbasha4174]

Good Information, simple and best explanation ... !

[@pedroamparo6727]

What about if on an UnauthorizedAccessException i want to return 401 HTTP code? With your example will always return Error 500

[@vineeths1710]

Hi..in custome middleware am getting user unhalndled exception. After that it enters to middleware catch..is it anybway to blockn that debug thrown?

[@shahrozgul1]

How can we call save exception with this unit of work approach project? and also saving exception in text file for troubleshooting?

[@yuvankumar.s8989]

How to do logging by using this middleware?

[@harrylyod3402]

cant wait to see new video. Thanks

[@tauseefahmed2680]

Nicely explained

[@StudyMash]

Thanks buddy

[@msrnetcore1697]

Hi sir, in .Net 6 there is no startup.cs file and cofigure() ConfigureServices() were also not there. will you pls help me out

[@StudyMash]

Sorry i have no idea, I will let you know once i will explore it

[@msrnetcore1697]

@@StudyMash Thanks sir, but i found the solution is well.

[@Adiliciouslz]

Which version of .NET CORE is being used here?

[@StudyMash]

3.1

[@chandanadas7860]

how check global error in Visual studio 2019 at production level?

[@StudyMash]

You can log the errors in a log file on production

[@noobtube5555]

So if we using this custom middleware and the ConfigureExceptionHandler class of ours isn't being called, does this mean the app no longer needs to check for which enviroment its gonna log on? Does that mean Development and Production receive the same debugging treatment?

[@StudyMash]

If you will not use ConfigureExceptionHandler in startup.cs at all, in that case both production and development will receive the same debugging treatment. In the next video I have shown how to pass environment as well in custom middle ware so that on he base of of environment we should return the detailed or non detailed trace as response. Feel free to let me know if you have more questions.

[@eryogeshtripathi8888]

It covers custom middleware and global exception both.. Thanks

[@lesmonkmorison2828]

nice and precise tutorial.

[@ijazkhan-mq4jy]

Thanks Sir! liked and subscribed

[@vijay-xr6qm]

thank you sir !!!

[@khubaibakbarayubi6846]

You have done your work on vs code

[@AbhinavSingh-ov7pj]

This is good but model validation error are not caught in above solution. Just need code where we can caught exception and Model validation at same place so that api can return common response.

[@khubaibakbarayubi6846]

Sir Why ? you dont use visual studio 2019

[@StudyMash]

Khubaib, I am comfortable to work on vs code as it is lightweight and also cross platform, I can easily use it on my Linux, Mac and windows seamlessly. But I can not use VS 2019 on my Linux OS. By the way, it doesn't make any difference, either you use VS 2029 or VS Code, once you get used to you can work on any editor. Are you facing any problem in this tutorial with VS 2019?

[@khubaibakbarayubi6846]

@@StudyMash No sir , I am just confirming...!! Ok Sir, Thanks Sir could you plz send me the link of video in which we connect angular to asp.netcore.. So my complete Application will run

[@StudyMash]

Only few more videos to go and then we will go back to angular app and will integrate our api to the angular pp

[@superhussein]

lol this is really terrible advice

[@StudyMash]

How, can you explain ?