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# Error Boundary

Isoli i componenti che generano errori nelle app PowerShell Universal con New-UDErrorBoundary per evitare che un singolo errore faccia bloccare l'intera pagina.

Il componente `New-UDErrorBoundary` viene utilizzato per isolare porzioni di una dashboard in modo da contenere componenti che potrebbero generare un errore. Molti componenti delle app utilizzano internamente il componente error boundary.

Se desidera isolare una porzione della sua app per evitare che l'intera pagina non venga caricata, può utilizzare la sintassi seguente.

```powershell
New-UDErrorBoundary -Content {
    throw "Oh no!"
}
```

Se dal contenuto viene generato un errore, vedrà un errore come "One or more errors occured".

## API

[**New-UDErrorBoundary**](/powershell-universal/it/comandi-powershell/new-uderrorboundary.md)


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