I realise this would require some sort of custom ErrorMailModule, but where do I start, if I can even do this?
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I realise this would require some sort of custom ErrorMailModule, but where do I start, if I can even do this?
Look at the ELMAH source and look how they wrote their
ErrorMailModule. It would be quite simple to change the code to use your web service. (Just make sure that you do not violate the ELMAH license.)