How to handle exceptions thrown by disposable objects?

Question

What is the best way for using Disposable objects, assuming Constructor and Process methods may throw exception? I generally prefer one of below implementations.

1. try-catch surrounding using block

   try
   {
       using (Disposable dispObj = new Disposable())
       {
           dispObj.Process();
       }
   }
   catch (Exception ex)
   {
       // Do something
   }
   

2. try-catch-finally block.

   Disposable dispObj2 = null;
   try
   {
       dispObj2 = new Disposable();
       dispObj2.Process();
   }
   catch (Exception ex)
   {
       // Do something
   }
   finally
   {
       if (dispObj2 != null)
       {
           dispObj2.Dispose();
       }
   }
   

UPDATE:

Again: "assuming Constuctor and Process methods may throw exception". I really do not understand why did nobody care about exceptions in their answers.

Answer 1

using is good. It has an inbuilt try-finally block. If exception occurs, dispose method is called automatically.

This is fine

using (Disposable dispObj = new Disposable())
{
    dispObj.Process();
}

Answer 2

Do it like this:

using (Disposable dispObj = new Disposable())
{
    dispObj.Process();
}

Disposable objects are always disposed when they go out of scope of the using clause, even if it's by an exception.

And don't use an empty catch {}, completely pointless.