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fix reference to sample code method 

Small typo in the reference to the 'UseExceptionHandler' method in the Startup.cs sample code.
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Ryan Yandle 2015-11-12 07:37:16 -08:00 committed by RachelAppel
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Because of the order in which this pipeline was constructed, the middleware configured by the ``UseErrorHandler`` method will catch any exceptions that occur in later calls (in non-development environments). Also, in this example a design decision has been made that static files will not be protected by any authentication. This is a tradeoff that improves performance when handling static files since no other middleware (such as authentication middleware) needs to be called when handling these requests (ASP.NET 5 uses a specific ``wwwroot`` folder for all files that should be accessible by default, so there is typically no need to perform authentication before sending these files). If the request is not for a static file, it will flow to the next piece of middleware defined in the pipeline (in this case, Identity). Learn more about :doc:`static-files`.
Because of the order in which this pipeline was constructed, the middleware configured by the ``UseExceptionHandler`` method will catch any exceptions that occur in later calls (in non-development environments). Also, in this example a design decision has been made that static files will not be protected by any authentication. This is a tradeoff that improves performance when handling static files since no other middleware (such as authentication middleware) needs to be called when handling these requests (ASP.NET 5 uses a specific ``wwwroot`` folder for all files that should be accessible by default, so there is typically no need to perform authentication before sending these files). If the request is not for a static file, it will flow to the next piece of middleware defined in the pipeline (in this case, Identity). Learn more about :doc:`static-files`.
.. note:: **Remember:** the order in which you arrange your ``Use[Middleware]`` statements in your application's ``Configure`` method is very important. Be sure you have a good understanding of how your application's request pipeline will behave in various scenarios.