Keith,
Trap the error in the Application_error event. Here is an example in c#
using System.Web.Mail;
protected void Application_Error(Object sender, EventArgs e)
{
Exception lastError = Server.GetLastError();
try
{
string error = "<h3>An Error Occurred</h3><table><col
style=font-weight:bold;text-align:right /><col />";
error += "<tr><td>Date/Time of error</td><td>" +
DateTime.Now.ToString() + "</td></tr>";
error += "<tr><td>Path</td><td>" + Request.Path +
"</td></tr>";
error += "<tr><td>Machine</td><td>" + Server.MachineName
+ "</td></tr></table>";
error += "<div
style=background-color:#cccccc;padding:5px><strong>Error
Message</strong></div>";
error += "<pre>" + lastError.Message + "</pre>";
error += "<div
style=background-color:#cccccc;padding:5px><strong>Stack
Trace</strong></div>";
error += "<pre>" + lastError.StackTrace + "</pre>";
error += "<div
style=background-color:#cccccc;padding:5px><strong>Exception</strong></d
iv>";
error += "<pre>" + lastError.InnerException.ToString() +
"</pre>";
error += "<div
style=background-color:#cccccc;padding:5px><strong>Source</strong></div>
";
error += "<pre>" + lastError.Source + "</pre>";
error += "<div
style=background-color:#cccccc;padding:5px><strong>Server
Variables</strong></div>";
error +=
EnumHttpCollectionToTable(Request.ServerVariables);
error += "<div
style=background-color:#cccccc;padding:5px><strong>Form</strong></div>";
error += EnumHttpCollectionToTable(Request.Form);
error += "<div
style=background-color:#cccccc;padding:5px><strong>QueryString</strong><
/div>";
error += EnumHttpCollectionToTable(Request.QueryString);
MailMessage email = new MailMessage();
email.To = <your email>;
email.From = <from email>;
email.Subject = "Error";
email.BodyFormat = MailFormat.Html;
email.Body = error;
SmtpMail.SmtpServer = <your mail server>;
SmtpMail.Send(email);
}
catch{}
EventLog ev = new EventLog();
ev.Log = "Application";
ev.Source = Request.ServerVariables["SERVER_NAME"];
ev.WriteEntry(lastError.InnerException.ToString(),
EventLogEntryType.Warning);
}
-----Original Message-----
From: Keith Turgeon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, September 30, 2002 1:40 PM
To: dotnet
Subject: Email trace results automatically?
Good Afternoon,
Is there a way (VB.NET) to to setup an application so that when a 500
error gets thrown, an email is fired off to the administrator with all
of the information that is available in the page trace?
Any ideas?
Thanks!
Keith
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