If you reach into the enterprise bucket of tricks, technologies like WCF/SOAP can propagate these across systems reliably. You can even forward the remote stack traces by turning on some scary flags in your app.config. When printing the final exception using .ToString(), this creates a really magical narrative of what the fuck happened.
The entire reason exceptions are good is because of stack traces. It is amazing to me how many developers do not understand that having a stack trace at the exact instant of a bad thing is like having undetectable wall hacks in a competitive CS:GO match.
If you reach into the enterprise bucket of tricks, technologies like WCF/SOAP can propagate these across systems reliably. You can even forward the remote stack traces by turning on some scary flags in your app.config. When printing the final exception using .ToString(), this creates a really magical narrative of what the fuck happened.
The entire reason exceptions are good is because of stack traces. It is amazing to me how many developers do not understand that having a stack trace at the exact instant of a bad thing is like having undetectable wall hacks in a competitive CS:GO match.