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  • how often does the session get started?

    Hello, I'd like to ask a question which seemed to be obvious to me just few days ago. How often does the session get started or restarted? I was logging user information to database every time the session was started in my application (in global session_started). So I got about 10000 records each...
    Posted to State Management (Forum) by BoogyGoo on 05-26-2009, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: Session, session start, IIS

  • Problem running application on IIS Server

    Hello all folks... I have an asp.net web application which uses Microsoft Sql Server 2000 as its backend....Our application is a Payroll Management System.. The system is fully completed and uploaded to the local server in our client offices....The system is build on WinXp platform...the apps is running...
    Posted to State Management (Forum) by Shouvik_India on 04-21-2009, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: Payroll, Session, timeout, Admin, application, login, Server, IIS

  • Re: when should a session expire on a typical member based site

    The undocumented "standard" for this has become 20 minutes for your average site. If you've got secure info, say a bank or other site which contains highly sensitive information, this would be shorter, 10 minutes for some or even as little as 5. On yet other sites which have nothing really...
    Posted to State Management (Forum) by bipro on 10-29-2008, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: Session, session end, Session Management, Session object, session state timeout, session time out, session timeout, session.end, Session_End, sessions, HttpModule, IHttpModule, session expires, session state management, SessionState, HttpModules, IIS, Session State

  • Re: Validation of viewstate MAC failed / The state information is invalid for this page and might be corrupted

    I have had this problem in a shared hosting environment. After testing, I discovered that I could experience this problem with even the most basic of web pages, consisting of only a couple of ASP.Net labels and an ASP.Net button. Working within a Session, the pages and site function fine. The problem...
    Posted to State Management (Forum) by dbrook007 on 06-28-2008, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: page, page methods, page navigation, Partial View State Ajax Updates, Problem, Session, Session and Authentication, session data lost problem, session end, Session expire web.config, session from formvie, Session Management, Session Management and Load Balancer, session management for gridview control, Session Management shared among child windows, Session State, Session state information lost, Session State Partitioning, Session State SQL Server gridView AJAX, session state timeout, session time out, SessionState cookieless cookies viewState, validation of viewstate MAC failed, view state controls, view state cookie session data caching, View state Problem, view state refresh F5 load event, ViewState, viewstate & cookies?, viewstate asp.net, viewState asp.net controls page size, viewstate invalid base64 length, viewstate MAC failed, ViewState problem, viewstate updatepanel postback, viewstate validation, viewstate vs session, ViewState vs. Session, ViewStateException, Viewstatevalidation, .Net 2.0, ajax, Ajax Viewstate, AJAX Viewstate Scriptmanager, Ajax: Javascript, app pool crash KB928365, App_Code, App_Code folder, application end event, application lifetime scope state management asp.net, application object, Application Pool, asp.net, asp.net 2.0, Asp.Net 2.0 session, ASP.NET 2.0 Webform, asp.net 2.0:GridView, ASP.NET cache, ASP.net Session, asp.net session timeout, ASP.NET State Management, asp.net., ASP.net.net session timeout, asp.net.net session usage, aspnet_state.exe, asynchronous callbacks session StateServer, mac validation, MachineKey, Maintain State, Manage State, Master Pages, MasterPages, Web Services, workaround, Seession, Application State, Application State Reset, Application_Error, Application_Stop Applicaton, validation, Paging, session state management, Session State Server Error, SessionState, view state, viewstate MAC authentication timeout, ViewState scope access context, ajax viewstate session alternative "web user controls", asp.net - application variables, asp.net. sessions, ASp.net\Security\Logout, webservices, IIS, Application variables, ApplicationState

  • Re: After porting working asp.net project to vs 2005, Response.Redirect ends Session

    I know the session ends because, I do cleanups in Session_End. The response.redirect uses a session-specific path that will no longer exist, hence failure. It becomes extremely complex to maintain a web site using 2 development environments, and in addition have 2 development environments reside on the...
    Posted to Migrating from Visual Studio .NET 2003 to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by StanDav on 08-23-2007, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: Session, visual studio 2005, ASP.NET, asp.NET 2.0, web site project, IIS, Response.redirect

  • Re: Response.Redirect in VS2005 causes Session termination

    I ported the app in question from vs2003. The conversion process does not set up the vs2005 environment entirely. Additionally, conversion from my impression of the forums, has a habit of dropping modules and misconverting interfaces. In fact, I had to convert the project in question twice, because a...
    Posted to State Management (Forum) by StanDav on 08-13-2007, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: Session, asp.net 2.0, IIS, response.redirect

  • Website Restarts / Session Lost When ASP.NET Files Created or Deleted

    I developed a content management system using ASP.NET 2.0 with Visual Basic that allows users to log in and create / delete ASP.NET files in a website. The problem is that when files are created or deleted, the application seems to restart, which clears the session variables, which causes the users to...
    Posted to State Management (Forum) by dlamprey on 05-02-2007, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: Recompile, Restart, Session, asp.net 2.0, File Change Notification, IIS

  • Re: After porting working asp.net project to vs 2005, Response.Redirect ends Session

    That is an absolute nightmare. In fact, if were not for the fact that sooner or later MS would abandon support for vs 2003 , I wouldn't ever persue this conversion avenue. Anyone else with an approach to resolve this problem? Thanks
    Posted to Migrating from Visual Studio .NET 2003 to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by StanDav on 08-22-2007, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: Session, visual studio 2005, Web Application Projects, asp.NET 2.0, IIS, Response.redirect

  • Re: Response.Redirect in VS2005 causes Session termination

    ATTN : LIN Was that it? Was that the extent of Community support? What was the recommendation? Was my problem insoluble?
    Posted to State Management (Forum) by StanDav on 08-20-2007, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: Session, asp.net 2.0, response.redirect, IIS
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