That looks to me as if you are debugging the new code, but in fact have the old DLL loaded? Is that possible? Because, even if an exception happened in the code, it should get catched by the outer block, not abort.
Frank Mantek On 12/20/06, PYROMANTIC <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm using Visual Studio 2005 and when I execute the code above (it's in the click event for a button) VS comes up showing an exception has occured on the line (in request.cs): if (request.Method == HttpMethods.Delete && response.StatusCode != HttpStatusCode.OK) And then of course aborts. From what I can tell the lines before it do in fact catch a redirect exception but the code still falls over when it reaches this line. Does that help clarify the issue I'm getting? Otherwise I'll get you some screenshots (I'm terrible at explaining things!). >
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