Programming Model for HTTP Status Codes

Posted by: steve maines blog, on 06 Mar 2007 | View original | Bookmarked: 0 time(s)

In my last post on HTTP/POX basics, Dave Bettin asked a good question in the comments: Will you guys have a good story around a programming model for associating HTTP status codes with CLR exceptions? Or are we stuck with the existing fault model? The short answer is "of course we'll have a good story around programming HTTP status exceptions!" We haven't landed on whether that model will be based on exceptions or not. Exceptions are a nice...

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