Hi there!
I have a website partly written in ASP in where a shoppingbasket is used.
The products of the shoppingbasket are stored in the session-object. (We
use IIS6 on Windows 2003). This was working well for a couple of days. But,
after a while everytime I reload the shoppingbasket I see different products
which I've never added. So it seems like I'm seeing the basket of another
customer.
As it seemed IIS was 'sharing' sessions between different users I created
this little testcode:
---------------
if Session("P")="" then
Session("P") = 1
else
Session("P") = Session("P")+1
end if
Response.Write "*" & Session("P") & "*" & Session.SessionID
---------------
It should return always an iterating numer (1 , 2 3, etc etc). But sometimes
incosistent it jumps back to a previous number or starts at 1 and after a
while jumpe back to for example 365.
As I never experienced this behavior before I tried the same on Windows 2000
(IIS5). Both the testscript and the shoppingbasket are working correctly. So
It seems there is a bug in IIS6 or there there is something mis-configured.
What am I doing wrong here?
Regards,
Ronald
5  1649 
You are correct that this should just give you 1,2,3,4... But, is your cart
system its own application in IIS? Is it possible that there are other
pages in your site that are using this same session variable name? Session
variables are application-wide.
Ray at work
"Ronald" <Ro****@iets.nl> wrote in message
news:ut******************@amsnews05.chello.com... Hi there!
I have a website partly written in ASP in where a shoppingbasket is used.
The products of the shoppingbasket are stored in the session-object. (We
use IIS6 on Windows 2003). This was working well for a couple of days.
But, after a while everytime I reload the shoppingbasket I see different
products which I've never added. So it seems like I'm seeing the basket of another
customer.
As it seemed IIS was 'sharing' sessions between different users I created
this little testcode:
---------------
if Session("P")="" then
Session("P") = 1
else
Session("P") = Session("P")+1
end if
Response.Write "*" & Session("P") & "*" & Session.SessionID
---------------
It should return always an iterating numer (1 , 2 3, etc etc). But
sometimes incosistent it jumps back to a previous number or starts at 1 and after a
while jumpe back to for example 365.
As I never experienced this behavior before I tried the same on Windows
2000 (IIS5). Both the testscript and the shoppingbasket are working correctly.
So It seems there is a bug in IIS6 or there there is something
mis-configured.
What am I doing wrong here?
Regards,
Ronald
Within the test-script the sessionvariable is unique, so it is not possible
that de sessionvariable is alterd by another script.
"Ray at <%=sLocation%> [MVP]" <myfirstname at lane34 dot com> wrote in
message news:ue**************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... You are correct that this should just give you 1,2,3,4... But, is your
cart system its own application in IIS? Is it possible that there are other
pages in your site that are using this same session variable name?
Session variables are application-wide.
Ray at work
"Ronald" <Ro****@iets.nl> wrote in message
news:ut******************@amsnews05.chello.com... Hi there!
I have a website partly written in ASP in where a shoppingbasket is
used. The products of the shoppingbasket are stored in the session-object.
(We use IIS6 on Windows 2003). This was working well for a couple of days. But, after a while everytime I reload the shoppingbasket I see different
products which I've never added. So it seems like I'm seeing the basket of
another customer.
As it seemed IIS was 'sharing' sessions between different users I
created this little testcode:
---------------
if Session("P")="" then
Session("P") = 1
else
Session("P") = Session("P")+1
end if
Response.Write "*" & Session("P") & "*" & Session.SessionID
---------------
It should return always an iterating numer (1 , 2 3, etc etc). But
sometimes incosistent it jumps back to a previous number or starts at 1 and after
a while jumpe back to for example 365.
As I never experienced this behavior before I tried the same on Windows
2000 (IIS5). Both the testscript and the shoppingbasket are working
correctly. So It seems there is a bug in IIS6 or there there is something
mis-configured.
What am I doing wrong here?
Regards,
Ronald
You verified this really fast. You know for a fact that throughout the rest
of the entire site, assuming it's all one application, that this session
variable is not used anywhere else?
Ray at work
"Ronald" <Ro****@iets.nl> wrote in message
news:HW******************@amsnews05.chello.com... Within the test-script the sessionvariable is unique, so it is not
possible that de sessionvariable is alterd by another script.
"Ray at <%=sLocation%> [MVP]" <myfirstname at lane34 dot com> wrote in
message news:ue**************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... You are correct that this should just give you 1,2,3,4... But, is your cart system its own application in IIS? Is it possible that there are other
pages in your site that are using this same session variable name?
Session variables are application-wide.
Ray at work
"Ronald" <Ro****@iets.nl> wrote in message
news:ut******************@amsnews05.chello.com... Hi there!
I have a website partly written in ASP in where a shoppingbasket is used. The products of the shoppingbasket are stored in the session-object. (We use IIS6 on Windows 2003). This was working well for a couple of days.
But, after a while everytime I reload the shoppingbasket I see different
products which I've never added. So it seems like I'm seeing the basket of another customer.
As it seemed IIS was 'sharing' sessions between different users I created this little testcode:
---------------
if Session("P")="" then
Session("P") = 1
else
Session("P") = Session("P")+1
end if
Response.Write "*" & Session("P") & "*" & Session.SessionID
---------------
It should return always an iterating numer (1 , 2 3, etc etc). But
sometimes incosistent it jumps back to a previous number or starts at 1 and
after a while jumpe back to for example 365.
As I never experienced this behavior before I tried the same on
Windows 2000 (IIS5). Both the testscript and the shoppingbasket are working
correctly. So It seems there is a bug in IIS6 or there there is something
mis-configured.
What am I doing wrong here?
Regards,
Ronald
Trust me. there are only 3 asp-scripts in the website.
"Ray at <%=sLocation%> [MVP]" <myfirstname at lane34 dot com> wrote in
message news:Od**************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... You verified this really fast. You know for a fact that throughout the
rest of the entire site, assuming it's all one application, that this session
variable is not used anywhere else?
Ray at work
"Ronald" <Ro****@iets.nl> wrote in message
news:HW******************@amsnews05.chello.com... Within the test-script the sessionvariable is unique, so it is not
possible that de sessionvariable is alterd by another script.
"Ray at <%=sLocation%> [MVP]" <myfirstname at lane34 dot com> wrote in
message news:ue**************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... You are correct that this should just give you 1,2,3,4... But, is
your cart system its own application in IIS? Is it possible that there are
other pages in your site that are using this same session variable name?
Session variables are application-wide.
Ray at work
"Ronald" <Ro****@iets.nl> wrote in message
news:ut******************@amsnews05.chello.com...
> Hi there!
>
> I have a website partly written in ASP in where a shoppingbasket is
used. > The products of the shoppingbasket are stored in the session-object.
(We > use IIS6 on Windows 2003). This was working well for a couple of
days. But,
> after a while everytime I reload the shoppingbasket I see different
products
> which I've never added. So it seems like I'm seeing the basket of
another > customer.
>
> As it seemed IIS was 'sharing' sessions between different users I
created > this little testcode:
> ---------------
> if Session("P")="" then
> Session("P") = 1
> else
> Session("P") = Session("P")+1
> end if
> Response.Write "*" & Session("P") & "*" & Session.SessionID
> ---------------
>
> It should return always an iterating numer (1 , 2 3, etc etc). But
sometimes
> incosistent it jumps back to a previous number or starts at 1 and
after a > while jumpe back to for example 365.
>
> As I never experienced this behavior before I tried the same on
Windows 2000
> (IIS5). Both the testscript and the shoppingbasket are working
correctly. So
> It seems there is a bug in IIS6 or there there is something
mis-configured.
>
> What am I doing wrong here?
>
> Regards,
>
> Ronald
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
You're using Session("var") everywhere, as opposed to Application("var"),
correct?
When you reload this page, does the session ID ever change?
Ray at work
"Ronald" <Ro****@iets.nl> wrote in message
news:x9******************@amsnews05.chello.com... Trust me. there are only 3 asp-scripts in the website.
"Ray at <%=sLocation%> [MVP]" <myfirstname at lane34 dot com> wrote in
message news:Od**************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... You verified this really fast. You know for a fact that throughout the
rest of the entire site, assuming it's all one application, that this session
variable is not used anywhere else?
Ray at work
"Ronald" <Ro****@iets.nl> wrote in message
news:HW******************@amsnews05.chello.com... Within the test-script the sessionvariable is unique, so it is not
possible that de sessionvariable is alterd by another script.
"Ray at <%=sLocation%> [MVP]" <myfirstname at lane34 dot com> wrote in
message news:ue**************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
> You are correct that this should just give you 1,2,3,4... But, is your cart
> system its own application in IIS? Is it possible that there are other > pages in your site that are using this same session variable name?
Session
> variables are application-wide.
>
> Ray at work
>
> "Ronald" <Ro****@iets.nl> wrote in message
> news:ut******************@amsnews05.chello.com...
> > Hi there!
> >
> > I have a website partly written in ASP in where a shoppingbasket
is used.
> > The products of the shoppingbasket are stored in the
session-object. (We
> > use IIS6 on Windows 2003). This was working well for a couple of days. > But,
> > after a while everytime I reload the shoppingbasket I see
different > products
> > which I've never added. So it seems like I'm seeing the basket of
another
> > customer.
> >
> > As it seemed IIS was 'sharing' sessions between different users I
created
> > this little testcode:
> > ---------------
> > if Session("P")="" then
> > Session("P") = 1
> > else
> > Session("P") = Session("P")+1
> > end if
> > Response.Write "*" & Session("P") & "*" & Session.SessionID
> > ---------------
> >
> > It should return always an iterating numer (1 , 2 3, etc etc). But
> sometimes
> > incosistent it jumps back to a previous number or starts at 1 and
after a
> > while jumpe back to for example 365.
> >
> > As I never experienced this behavior before I tried the same on
Windows > 2000
> > (IIS5). Both the testscript and the shoppingbasket are working
correctly.
> So
> > It seems there is a bug in IIS6 or there there is something
> mis-configured.
> >
> > What am I doing wrong here?
> >
> > Regards,
> >
> > Ronald
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>
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