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Guest
Hello -
I am generating a ThreadAbortException, however, my ASP.NET application is
working fine. I have read that i can test for this error using...
catch(ThreadAbortException e)... but then i must explicity can the JOIN
method. This is beyond my skill-set.
My question is... if i don't do anything, and my ASP.NET app seems to be
working fine, is this a "critical" exception?
Thanks,
I am generating a ThreadAbortException, however, my ASP.NET application is
working fine. I have read that i can test for this error using...
catch(ThreadAbortException e)... but then i must explicity can the JOIN
method. This is beyond my skill-set.
My question is... if i don't do anything, and my ASP.NET app seems to be
working fine, is this a "critical" exception?
Thanks,