When errors are encountered while executing client operations, they are surfaced with an HttpOperationException
. The exception includes the HTTP Request and Response objects as shown in this example:
try
{
pets = client.FindPets(null, -1);
}
catch (HttpOperationException ex)
{
var request = ex.Request;
var response = ex.Response;
}
Many services define models for error conditions. Use either the base type RestException
or a model type to catch the exception:
try
{
pets = client.FindPets(null, -1);
}
catch (RestException ex)
{
var request = ex.Request;
var response = ex.Response;
}
try
{
pets = client.FindPets(null, -1);
}
catch (PetException ex)
{
var request = ex.Request;
var response = ex.Response;
var errorData = ex.Body;
var message = errorData.Message;
}