Ever wonder which is the best way to report your elmah based asp.net exceptions?
Should you send the error to an email address - what if the recipient is on holiday?
Should we send the exception emails to a centralized account - theres a lot of duplication there, and which recipient will deal with the email?
How about posting the exceptions to twitter - this is a bit too public for my liking do we really want connection strings etc being posted here?
How about this, a layer built on top of ELMAH to handle all of these requirements and automatically handle exceptions and presentation of these to the user in a beautiful way:
http://aspexceptionreporter.codeplex.com/
Your thoughts......
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If I were to weigh in, I would crosspost them to Twitter, Facebook and MySpace - that would be an ideal "balance".
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