Application_End x folders manipulation

[joaoPaulo]

hey.. (sorry about my english..) just note the following "bad situation" we create, dynamically, subfolders in web shared directory (i mean, inside the physical directory of virtual directory), this happen in user logon process.. thus far all fine... BUT, always when same subfolder has been (dynamically) deleted,.. hmm.. the web application ends. calling the "Application_End" handler from Global.asax we have a workaround for this situations??, can we avoid/omit that "aplication fall"?? some body already read about avoid creation or exclusion of subfolders located beneath our virtual directory? thanks for any help! joaoPaulo blitzkrieg bop!!

[enjoycrack]

Hi there, Still not get ur idea.. :( You are creating dynamically folder, and are they deleted automatically when application_end fired, right? << >>:rose:

[joaoPaulo]

hi, well, in a specific request i need to call the Directory.Delete() method, this make the application terminate.. i'm using the aspnet 2.0.. chears joaoPaulo brazil blitzkrieg bop!!

[enjoycrack]

hmm...it sounds strange :confused: :confused: is the file deleted after calling that function? is any other clues u think that it might cause this issue...??? I cannot guess anymore...;P << >>

[joaoPaulo]

its easy to simulate:;P put that code on page_Load of an default.aspx (using aspnet 2.0 with VS 2005), and then put a breakpoint on GlobalAsax.Application_End, nothing to much, rigth? using System.IO; ... protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { Directory.CreateDirectory(Server.MapPath("teste_maluco")); Directory.Delete(Server.MapPath("teste_maluco"), true); } But always happen, tell me if im wrong.. or tell me what's wrong in that code.. i try put some log and then run as release.. always hits on Application_End handler.. if you do that test in your aspnet 1.1 with VS 2003, this run just fine, without bugs... one more time, sorry about my english and thanks for your attention joaoPauloMelo brazil blitzkrieg bop!!

[enjoycrack]

ok, I'll try and let u know later. Becoz now I have no VS 2k5 installed ;P << >>

[minhpc_bk]

Hi there, You can have a look at the ShutdownReason[^] property in the Application_End event handler to see why the application terminates. It seems to me that in the ASP.NET 2.0, the current AppDomain is automatically recycled when a directory in the application boundary is deleted.