I am playing with this block code:
try {mscvUser = imstUser} . (Where user = & gt; User.Id == intId). Take (1000) .toCollectionView (); } Catch (MobileServiceInvalidOperationException f) {MessageBox.Show (f.ToString ()); } It works well in general, but I deliberately disconnect my internet for testing purposes, and I continue to beat the exceptionally mobile operation, but it Will not catch in the block; This throws it back on App.xaml.cs, breaks, and closes the app.
I think you are not using the latest version of Azure Mobile Services recently for SDK Version 1.0 was updated:
I checked with this version and the exception has been captured correctly.
In the latest version, "ToCollectionView" was changed and now you have to use
try {mscvUser = awst imstUser. Where (user = & gt; User.Id == intId). Take (1000) .toCollectionAsync (); } Catch (MobileServiceInvalidOperationException f) {MessageBox.Show (f.ToString ()); } Hope this helps
Edit: ChangeLog here:
MobileServiceTable.ToCollectionView () Now ToCollection (): There were some bugs in the collection view implementation, and it has been rewritten.
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