How to handle general exceptions in Asp.Net MVC?

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I want to transfer all unhandled exceptions to an error page in Asp.Net MVC. What is the way to handle the unhandled exceptions in Asp.net MVC? Is there anything like application_error?

James Becwar · Accepted Answer · 2013-01-18 16:51:57Z

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check out the HandleError attribute. There's a good write up here.

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Marc Gravell · Accepted Answer · 2009-03-06 11:48:16Z

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If you are using the standard setup, your controller(s) can do this by overriding one of the methods (proabably OnException, but I don't have it handy to check). If you want all your controllers to share this logic, you can use a base-controller.

Alternatively, you can do this via filters (for example [HandleError]). I don't know if there is a single global place for such logic, though.

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Ali Ersöz Over a year ago

I have a base controller. I guess it is enough to put this filter to base class. Am I right?

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