Cannot write Cookies in a C# class?!?

[DLLHell]

I use a C# class to Fill a DataTable and return it. My problem is I have to do a Try...Catch in the event of errors but I can't send back the Exception Error string, only the DataTable can be sent back. I tried writing the exception error into a Cookie in the Class but it won't compile - it keeps rejecting the "Response" part of the code, and adding namespaces from where I have no problem writing cookies has not solved the compiler problem.

Any other options or ways to get around this problem? Thanks.

catch (Exception exc)
{
string strError = exc.ToString();
HttpCookie ErrorCookie = new HttpCookie("ErrorCookie"
ErrorCookie.Value = strError;
Response.Cookies.Add(ErrorCookie);
}

 

[AtomicChip]

If you're doing this from within a class, you have to use response like this:

System.Web.HttpContext.Current.Response.Cookies.Add([foo]);

System.Web.HttpContext.Current also opens up Request, Session and other such objects for use from within a class.

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