Thursday, April 21, 2005

Custom Exceptions and Remoting

I just thought I'd put up a reminder post about enabling the throwing of custom exceptions from your remote objects since this was a change from 1.0 to 1.1. It recently bit me in the butt when I was setting up a new system. If you need to throw your own exceptions from your remote objects that are hosted in IIS, you need to make sure that customErrors="Off" in your Web.config file. By default it's set to "RemoteOnly" which means it will work on your development machine, but not when clents requests are coming from remote machines.

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