If I understand the meaning, then I would tend to make the exception
scenario mean "something is fundamentally wrong with the service", rather
than "your request was invalid". The latter scenario is better handled by
allow an error message as part of the standard API - which could be anything
from a simple Status enum, a basic ErrorMessage string, or anything else you
can envisage.
Marc
On 1 August 2011 09:59, lasse wrote:
> How do I report Exceptions back to the http Client?
> I am running a HttpServer that implements the IBasicService interface and
> when exceptions are throw on the server I get this error on the client.
> System.Net.WebException: The **remote server returned an **
> error: (400) Bad Request.
>
> Lasse
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