Redirecting to default page in finally block

Posted Date: 19 Jun 2012 Posted By:: S.N.V.Rama Krishna

Member Level: Silver Member Rank: 1499 Points: 2 Responses: 5

i want redirect to default error page.aspx in finally block
i have written like
try
{ Logic}
catch(Exception ex)
{string s=ex.message}
finally
{
Responce.Redirect("ErrorPage.aspx");
}

even though there is no error it is going to finally.

Responses

#676254 Author: Ravindra Gaurana Member Level: Gold Member Rank: 179 Date: 19/Jun/2012 Rating: Points: 1
hi try this code ... `protected void Application_Error(object sender, EventArgs e) { Server.Transfer("Errorpage.aspx"); }` Thanks & Regards Ravindra Gaurana Dotnetravindera@gmail.com Catch Me dotnetspider

#676258 Author: Ravindran Member Level: Diamond Member Rank: 3 Date: 19/Jun/2012 Rating: Points: 1
Did you got any error? its working fine for me here same like your code Regards N.Ravindran Your Hard work never fails

#676291 Author: Asheej T K Member Level: Diamond Member Rank: 2 Date: 19/Jun/2012 Rating: Points: 4
Hi, Whatever you put it in the finally block will execute regardless of whether an exception/error was thrown and handled by the try/catch block. You can redirect to your custom error page whenever you get an error from your application. Please check below web.config setting you have to do in this case. `<configuration> <system.web> <customErrors mode="RemoteOnly" defaultRedirect="myError.aspx"/> </system.web> </configuration>` If you define the error page in web.config then it is for whole application. In all the situations page will be redirected to the error page mentioned in the web.config. If you need different error page for different page then you can declare the error page details in you page directive like below, `<%@Page language="C#" Codebehind="Test.aspx.cs"errorPage="YourErrorPage.aspx" AutoEventWireup="false"%>` Let me know if you need any assistance in this regard. Regards, Asheej T K Microsoft MVP[ASP.NET/IIS] DotNetSpider MVM Dotnet Galaxy

#676298 Author: Pawan Awasthi Member Level: Diamond Member Rank: 4 Date: 19/Jun/2012 Rating: Points: 4
Hai Rama, If there is no error then also it will execute the finally block. Finally is the block which always executes whether the error is there to not in your try block. So due to this reason, we always keep the code which must be executed whether the error is there or not. The code like close the connection, dispose the objects usually write in the finally block. If you want to redirect in case of error then you need to keep the settings in web.config file so that when the error will come it will redirect to the particular page. `<configuration> <system.web> <customErrors mode="RemoteOnly" defaultRedirect="ErrorPage.aspx"/> </system.web> </configuration>` Hope it will be helpful to you. Regards, Pawan Awasthi(DNS MVM) +91 8143683708 (pawansoftit@gmail.com) Outstanding Contribution Award..NTT Data Inc

#676321 Author: Anil Kumar Pandey Member Level: Platinum Member Rank: 1 Date: 19/Jun/2012 Rating: Points: 2
What ever the case is weather there is any error or not in the code if the Finally block is specified the code written inside that must be executed. So its not the case that in case of exception or error only it will be executed. Finally block always get executed. Place the Redirect statement in the Exception block if you want to execute it only when there is some error in the code. Thanks & Regards Anil Kumar Pandey Microsoft MVP, DNS MVM

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