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// This custom exception describes the details of the car-is-dead condition.

public class CarIsDeadException : ApplicationException

{}

Like any class, you are free to include any number of custom members that can be called

within the catch block of the calling logic. You are also free to override any virtual members defined

by your parent classes. For example, we could implement CarIsDeadException by overriding the

virtual Message property.

As well, rather than filling the data collection (via the Data property) when throwing our excep-

tion, our constructor allows the sender to pass in a time stamp and reason for the error. Finally, the

time stamp data and cause of the error can be obtained using strongly typed properties:

public class CarIsDeadException : ApplicationException

{

private string messageDetails;

private DateTime errorTimeStamp;

private string causeOfError;

public DateTime TimeStamp

{

get {return errorTimeStamp;}

set {errorTimeStamp = value;}

}

public string Cause

{

get {return causeOfError;}

set {causeOfError = value;}

}

public CarIsDeadException(){}

public CarIsDeadException(string message,

string cause, DateTime time)

{

messageDetails = message;

causeOfError = cause;

errorTimeStamp = time;

}