The reason for this is that EntityExists is not an Exception class,
but just a constant string, with a value that might be found in the
Error code for the AppsException. So instead of:
catch (AppsException.EntityExist)
you do a :
catch (AppsException e)
{
if e.ErrorCode == AppsException.EntityExist...
Regards
Frank Mantek
Google
On Sep 1, 2008, at 1:23 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm using version 1.1.3.0 as it seems to be the latest version that
> will work with Visual Studio 2003 (...and yes I'm limited to this
> version for now on this current project).
>
> When trapping exceptions I do get the AppsException but I can't seem
> to pin the issue down any deeper than that.
>
> For example when using CreateUser I tried trapping specific exceptions
> like AppsException.EntityExists, but after typing 'AppsException.'
> visual studio didn't seem to want to offer any possible options. If I
> type in the full 'AppsException.EntityExists' in the catch section
> then the text is underlined to show there's an issue with it and
> hovering my mouse over it pops up "Type 'AppsException.EntityExists'
> is not defined."
>
> Now could this be due to the version of the DLLs I'm limited to using,
> or is something more sinister happening?
>
> I've also tried Google.GData.Apps.AppsException.EntityExists just in
> case but I get the same error.
>
> Regards,
> David.
> >
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