I have the following three Rescue attributes defined on my controller
[Rescue("error")]
[Rescue("controller", typeof(ControllerException))]
[Rescue("security", typeof(SecurityException))]
Inside one of my actions, I have placed one of the three types of
exceptions, but the SecurityException is never capture and I get an
ASP.NET error page instead of the view I defined in my views/rescues.
Exception and ControllerException work as advertised. I have tried
several combinations of the attributes and types, but no matter what I
do, a SecurityException is never handled properly.
public void Index()
{
// throw new Exception("This is a test of an Exception");
// throw new ControllerException("This is a test of a
controller exception");
throw new SecurityException("This is a test of a security
exception");
}
All I want to do is display different help information when I security
exception is thrown, i.e. where to request access, only on
SecurityException. The other types of exceptions should show the
error and possible support email address.
Thanks,
Jason
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