Global Exception Handling sample: new net10.0 folder for the ported students example - #2245
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Ports the article's students example to .NET 10: try-catch controller, built-in UseExceptionHandler with AddProblemDetails, custom exception middleware writing through IProblemDetailsService, and an IExceptionHandler for AccessViolationException. Three integration tests.
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exception-handling/GlobalExceptionHandlingInAspNetCorefor the updated article "Global Exception Handling in ASP.NET Core Web API" (https://code-maze.com/global-error-handling-aspnetcore/). The oldglobal-error-handling-aspnetcorerepo only held a net5.0 start project, so this is a new folder with the article's end state.dotnet new webapi --use-controllers --no-openapi, the weather files removedModels/Student.cs,Models/DataManager.csandValuesControllerwith the article's forcedAccessViolationExceptionCustomExceptionMiddleware/ExceptionMiddleware.cswriting throughIProblemDetailsService, with itsConfigureCustomExceptionMiddleware()extension (kept for comparison, not registered)ExceptionHandlers/AccessViolationExceptionHandler.cs(IExceptionHandler), registered withAddProblemDetails()andUseExceptionHandler()inProgram.csLocal run:
dotnet build -c Release, 0 errors, 1 warning (CS0162, the article's deliberate forced exception);dotnet test, 3 of 3 passed.