// Display details of the exception.
// We are doing this here to help you, as a developer, understand exactly
// what exception was received. In a real app, you would
// handle exceptions within your code and give a more user-friendly behavior.
internal static void DisplayException(Exception exception)
{
var title = "Connected Services configuration failure";
StringBuilder content = new StringBuilder();
content.AppendLine("We were unable to connect to Office 365. Here's the exception we received:");
content.AppendFormat("Exception: {0}\n\n", exception.Message);
content.AppendLine("Suggestion: Make sure you have added the Connected Services to this project as outlined in the Readme file.");
MessageDialogHelper.ShowDialogAsync(content.ToString(), title);
}
// Display details of the exception in a message dialog.
// We are doing this here to help you, as a developer, understand exactly
// what exception was received. In a real app, you would
// handle exceptions within your code and give a more user-friendly behavior.
internal static void DisplayException(AuthenticationFailedException exception)
{
var title = "Authentication failed";
StringBuilder content = new StringBuilder();
content.AppendLine("We were unable to connect to Office 365. Here's the exception we received:");
content.AppendFormat("Exception: {0}\n", exception.ErrorCode);
content.AppendFormat("Description: {0}\n\n", exception.ErrorDescription);
content.AppendLine("Suggestion: Make sure you have added the Connected Services to this project as outlined in the Readme file");
MessageDialogHelper.ShowDialogAsync(content.ToString(), title);
Debug.WriteLine(content.ToString());
}
