Comments on: How to handle IIS Event id 1009 (Event id 5011 on IIS 7) http://martinnormark.com/2007/10/26/how-to-handle-iis-event-id-1009-event-id-5011-on-iis-7?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=rss Wed, 10 Mar 2010 13:52:09 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: FlipScript http://martinnormark.com/2007/10/26/how-to-handle-iis-event-id-1009-event-id-5011-on-iis-7/comment-page-1#comment-1194 FlipScript Tue, 29 Sep 2009 01:33:10 +0000 /post/How-to-handle-IIS-Event-id-1009-(Event-id-5011-on-IIS-7).aspx#comment-1194 Great write up. Just a couple of questions / comments for you. 1. Is this even necessary? Unhandled errors automatically bubble up to the Application_Error() event in global.asax, so ASP.NET really has it's own UnhandledErrorHandler. 2. You don't need to recurse an Exception's InnerException methods explicitly. This is done automatically for you when you call Exception.ToString() [but not Exception.Message() ]. Mark FlipScript.com Great write up. Just a couple of questions / comments for you.

1. Is this even necessary? Unhandled errors automatically bubble up to the Application_Error() event in global.asax, so ASP.NET really has it’s own UnhandledErrorHandler.

2. You don’t need to recurse an Exception’s InnerException methods explicitly. This is done automatically for you when you call Exception.ToString() [but not Exception.Message() ].

Mark
FlipScript.com

]]> By: Martin H. Normark http://martinnormark.com/2007/10/26/how-to-handle-iis-event-id-1009-event-id-5011-on-iis-7/comment-page-1#comment-1193 Martin H. Normark Wed, 14 May 2008 13:55:35 +0000 /post/How-to-handle-IIS-Event-id-1009-(Event-id-5011-on-IIS-7).aspx#comment-1193 @Seth That's interesting. I guess this could be because of IIS specific settings. Have you changed settings, or is it a clean install? @Seth

That’s interesting. I guess this could be because of IIS specific settings.

Have you changed settings, or is it a clean install?

]]> By: Seth Petry-Johnson http://martinnormark.com/2007/10/26/how-to-handle-iis-event-id-1009-event-id-5011-on-iis-7/comment-page-1#comment-1192 Seth Petry-Johnson Wed, 07 May 2008 15:37:10 +0000 /post/How-to-handle-IIS-Event-id-1009-(Event-id-5011-on-IIS-7).aspx#comment-1192 I found this post through Google while trying to debug application pool restarts on a production system of my own. I set up a test site with your "click here to crash IIS" code, but I do _not_ get Event ID 5011 like you demonstrate. Instead, I get Event ID 1334 [complete with a stack trace] and Event ID 5000 [contains type of exception and some debugging info]. Any suggestions as to why I get a stack trace and you don't? I found this post through Google while trying to debug application pool restarts on a production system of my own. I set up a test site with your "click here to crash IIS" code, but I do _not_ get Event ID 5011 like you demonstrate. Instead, I get Event ID 1334 [complete with a stack trace] and Event ID 5000 [contains type of exception and some debugging info].

Any suggestions as to why I get a stack trace and you don’t?

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