Blazor
A free and open-source web framework that enables developers to create web apps using C# and HTML being developed by Microsoft.
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Error Handling In Blazor Web Server Application
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Ronald Rex
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I am calling a web API endpoint from my Blazor server application. And I intentionally have not started the application (.Net Core 6 Web Api) with the api service. Meaning, there is no service listening on the specified port. And I was wondering what is the best practice for handling this error. I am assuming it will be handled on the server hosting the api service which will send a message back to my blazor application? Thanks !!! Actually I just thought of something. How can my service return an error message if its not running. So I would have to code for this exception on the client or blazor server end?
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Zhi Lv - MSFT 32,451 Reputation points Microsoft Vendor2022-08-01T06:12:19.75+00:00 Hi @Ronald Rex ,
Refer to the Handle errors in ASP.NET Core Blazor apps, When an error occurs, Blazor apps display a light yellow bar at the bottom of the screen:
During development, the bar directs you to the browser console, where you can see the exception.
In production, the bar notifies the user that an error has occurred and recommends refreshing the browser.In the OnInitializedAsync method, you can also use a try-catch statement with error handling and logging.
Best regards,
Dillion
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