Is there anything wrong with catching errors in an ASP.NET application globally (eg: Global.asax)? I have viewed the question Good error handling practice and it doesn\'t really
The global place to handle uncatched Exceptions would be in Global.asax by handling Application_Error. As John pointed out, you should always handle exceptions as close as possible to where they might occur and react appropriately.
I think so. You should catch exceptions that you might expect on a particular operation as close to it as possible, and behave appropriately, but barring that (or perhaps following it after it does some clean-up and rethrows) a global handler that logs the exception and goes to a general 500 response is a good default behaviour.