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Session State (Expired)
user name
2006-10-16 03:35:54
What's the best way to handle session state that's expired?
What is the
usual processing that ASP.Net performs (if any)

 

Regards

Rob.


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Session State (Expired)
user name
2006-10-16 14:03:21
Are you asking what behavior an application should exhibit
to the user when
session expires? or what asp.net does on session expiration?

The best way to handle session expiration (from a user
experience
perspective) is to ask them to log in again and let them
continue working..

as for the latter, asp.net stores the session information in
different ways
depending on how you configure teh session (in memory, sql
server, cookies
etc) so there are different things you can do with that data
when it
expires..

On 10/15/06, Robert Rolls <Robert.Rollsdevnet.ato.gov.au> wrote:
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> What's the best way to handle session state that's
expired? What is the
> usual processing that ASP.Net performs (if any)
>
>
>
> Regards
>
> Rob.
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Session State (Expired)
user name
2006-10-17 21:00:52
Apologies; Yes I was alluding to handling session expires
and asking them to
log in again. How do I do this? Is it a simple case of
handling
destroyed/closed (hmm) in global.asax

Thanks
Rob.

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Are you asking what behavior an application should exhibit
to the user when
session expires? or what asp.net does on session expiration?

The best way to handle session expiration (from a user
experience
perspective) is to ask them to log in again and let them
continue working..

as for the latter, asp.net stores the session information in
different ways
depending on how you configure teh session (in memory, sql
server, cookies
etc) so there are different things you can do with that data
when it
expires..

On 10/15/06, Robert Rolls <Robert.Rollsdevnet.ato.gov.au> wrote:
>
> What's the best way to handle session state that's
expired? What is
> the usual processing that ASP.Net performs (if any)
>
>
>
> Regards
>
> Rob.
>
>
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> This list is hosted by DevelopMentor(r)  http://www.develop.com
>
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Disappearing script block
user name
2006-10-20 09:21:55
OK, so I am using third party controls (telerik 2006 Q2),
and I have already
left a mail with the vendor, but I thought I'd try and find
out more so
long, so here goes:

I have a single page web (Home.aspx) application that uses
ajax to choose
which user control to display within that page, e.g.
customer details, fax,
or brief etc.  This is part of the navigation architecture
of the
application.

Each user control is designed specifically for the entity it
edits/displays,
but these all contain in idential block of javascript that
does some
'plumbing' work when the control is loaded/updated.  My
problem is that
after loading Home.aspx, and causing e.g. a Brief document
to be loaded into
its site in the Home DOM in the browser, all the controls
and content for
the Brief are present, but the entire script block is
missing.

I am interested to know if this 'dissapraring script' issue
is confined to
my third party controls, or if it also occurs outside of
their sphere of
influence.

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