ASP.NET Session refuses to expire.
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I hate asking if anyone knows why my .net web application refuses to expire. Basically, a user visits a document listing page, then if they click on a link after the timeout .net is regenerating the session on the next page request. Does anyone have an idea on why this is happening and how to stop it.
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I hate asking if anyone knows why my .net web application refuses to expire. Basically, a user visits a document listing page, then if they click on a link after the timeout .net is regenerating the session on the next page request. Does anyone have an idea on why this is happening and how to stop it.
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They might on the ASP.NET forum. BTW, the text of your problem states that both your session refuses to expire and expires on the next page request. Which one is the problem.
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They might on the ASP.NET forum. BTW, the text of your problem states that both your session refuses to expire and expires on the next page request. Which one is the problem.
Need software developed? Offering C# development all over the United States, ERL GLOBAL, Inc is the only call you will have to make.
If you don't ask questions the answers won't stand in your way.
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I hate asking if anyone knows why my .net web application refuses to expire. Basically, a user visits a document listing page, then if they click on a link after the timeout .net is regenerating the session on the next page request. Does anyone have an idea on why this is happening and how to stop it.
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The problem is too many programming questions in the Lounge. Since CodeProject is, itself, an ASP.NEt site, programming questions have filled up a buffer somewhere at Microsoft, and this spills over into session tracking metrics on every other ASP.Net site, and somehow creates a race condition that manifests itself as sessions which refuse to terminate. Microsoft is working on the problem, and hopes to have a solution before .Net 4.0 is released.
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I hate asking if anyone knows why my .net web application refuses to expire. Basically, a user visits a document listing page, then if they click on a link after the timeout .net is regenerating the session on the next page request. Does anyone have an idea on why this is happening and how to stop it.
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