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For more information about installation and deployment issues, see Can I use XCOPY deployment to deploy the exception management assemblies?

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For more information about installation and deployment issues, see Can I use XCOPY deployment to deploy the exception management assemblies?

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• The exclude and include attributes on the element of the configuration file now allow you to exclude or include specific exception types, together with any type that derives from the specified exception type. You can indicate this by prefixing the type name in the configuration file with a + character. For more information, see the “Configuring the Exception Management Application Block” topic, within the Deployment and Operations section of the documentation. • The SerializeToXml method of the ExceptionManager class is now a public method, which allows you to easily serialize exception objects to XML. This was previously a private method.