How can I check third-party components that is property installed before the web page start in web.config. And throw error before start.
How can I check third-party components that is property installed before the web page
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How can I check third-party components that is property installed before the web page start in web.config. And throw error before start.
Find something about the component that your code can test, then have the code test it. Best place for testing it would probably be the Application_Start event handler in global.asax.
What to test depends on what kind of component you are talking about. You could use reflection to attempt to locate information about a known assembly if the component is a compiled assembly referenced by your application, or you could use System.IO to check a physical file on the file system that should exist. You could possibly even call a constructor on some object from the component and verify that it instantiates correctly.