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I RTFM but I still don't get any display of the exception.
I made these changes to my App.xaml.cs
App.ctor()
1. Initialize diagnostics at the very end
2. Add handler for ExceptionOccurred
App.Launching()
1. ApplicationUsageHelper.Init("1.0")
NOTE: I am not using RadPhoneApplicationFrame as my root Frame. IS this required? I tried doing that but it still doesn't catch exceptions!
The exceptions I am trying to handle a Web Service exceptions. Basically I turned off my service just to see the errors come. ^_^ but it doesn't trap them. i.e. EndpointNotFoundException...
I made these changes to my App.xaml.cs
App.ctor()
1. Initialize diagnostics at the very end
2. Add handler for ExceptionOccurred
App.Launching()
1. ApplicationUsageHelper.Init("1.0")
NOTE: I am not using RadPhoneApplicationFrame as my root Frame. IS this required? I tried doing that but it still doesn't catch exceptions!
The exceptions I am trying to handle a Web Service exceptions. Basically I turned off my service just to see the errors come. ^_^ but it doesn't trap them. i.e. EndpointNotFoundException...
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Hello Mark,
Thank you for contacting us.
In order to display the notification that an exception has occurred you don't even need a handler for the ExceptionOccurred event. You just need to initialize the ApplicationUsageHelper class and an instance of the Diagnostics component. I have attached a sample application to show you the expected behavior. In this application, an exception is thrown when the MainPage is loaded to illustrate the message displayed by RadDiagnostics.
Please note that if you start the application without debugging you will immediately see the message and if you start debugging, VisualStudio will notify you first that an exception has occurred and if you continue debugging (F5), you will eventually see the message in the application as well.
I hope this helps. Let me know if you still don't see the message of the exception.
All the best,
Todor
the Telerik team
Thank you for contacting us.
In order to display the notification that an exception has occurred you don't even need a handler for the ExceptionOccurred event. You just need to initialize the ApplicationUsageHelper class and an instance of the Diagnostics component. I have attached a sample application to show you the expected behavior. In this application, an exception is thrown when the MainPage is loaded to illustrate the message displayed by RadDiagnostics.
Please note that if you start the application without debugging you will immediately see the message and if you start debugging, VisualStudio will notify you first that an exception has occurred and if you continue debugging (F5), you will eventually see the message in the application as well.
I hope this helps. Let me know if you still don't see the message of the exception.
All the best,
Todor
the Telerik team
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