You are developing an e-commerce application and want to handle exceptions such that any database-related exception shows a "Service temporarily unavailable" message to the user. How would you achieve this in ASP.NET Core?
- Using global exception handling middleware
- Catching exceptions in every database-related method
- Configuring the database to throw custom exceptions
- Using try-catch blocks in every database operation
In ASP.NET Core, you can achieve this by using global exception handling middleware. You can create a custom middleware that catches exceptions, checks if they are database-related, and then returns a "Service temporarily unavailable" response to the user. This approach centralizes exception handling and avoids the need for try-catch blocks in every database operation.
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