after session time out that session object memory exist or not
Nop, you can't access the session objects after timeout, but if you want to perform any operation on the session object then you can trace it using the Global.asax' session_End event. Whatever codes there would be executed on session oobject destroying.
Actually in session if time out occures then perticuler cliens sesionID related all sesion's memory clears,
In every session there are one uniqe id created for each client and all session for taht client are mapped with this session id so once session time out then sesion id (which is stored as cookies in client browser in inproc mode) and related session which
is stored in server all are cleared.
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hello friend ..
i have one doubt ,
after session time out that session object memory exist or not
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Memory allocated to the objects in the Session are reclaimed after they timeout. Otherwise, server memory would keep increasing indefinately.
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After session timeout all the session object memory will released by garbage collector so that it can be reused.
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Hi
.net framework has garbage collector which clears allocated memory.
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Nop, you can't access the session objects after timeout, but if you want to perform any operation on the session object then you can trace it using the Global.asax' session_End event. Whatever codes there would be executed on session oobject destroying.
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Actually in session if time out occures then perticuler cliens sesionID related all sesion's memory clears,
In every session there are one uniqe id created for each client and all session for taht client are mapped with this session id so once session time out then sesion id (which is stored as cookies in client browser in inproc mode) and related session which is stored in server all are cleared.
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