R# custom exception file template

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R# custom exception file template

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Created on Jul 25, 2013

This example shows a C# template for creating custom exception classes in a SaaS application. The code defines a class that inherits from `ExceptionBase` and includes four constructors, allowing for empty, message-only, message-with-inner-exception, and serialization-friendly initialization. The template uses `System.Runtime.Serialization` and `SerializationInfo` with `StreamingContext` to support object serialization. The class is marked as `[Serializable]` and uses namespace and exception name placeholders for direct code generation.

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