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by: Pedro Duque |
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I've created a .net web service in c#.
When there is no open session i need to free some
resources.
So, I've place the code on the Global.Application_End
member.
Unffortunatly it seems that the code is never executed (at
least when i debug it).
Help anyone?
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by: Craig |
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Hi,
I'm having difficulty understanding how the Application_End event in the
Global.asax file gets called. I thought that it's called when the specific
web site is stopped via the IIS management console. Could anyone please tell
me where I can dispose of objects when wanting to stop a specific web site
without having to explicitly run IISRESET, as I have other web sites that I
am not allowed to reset on the same machine and calling...
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by: Jim Owen |
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My .Net book states that the Application_End event handler in Global.asax
gets called typically about 20 minutes after the last HTTP request. My
question is: what is the best way to debug my Application_End code? I could
of course add a button or something to a form to run the code explicitly,
but I want to be sure it is really getting called after 20 minutes. I assume
that if I put a breakpoint in my Application_End code, and then run the...
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by: Imran |
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Hi..,
I tried to execute some code in the Sub Session_End in
the Global.asax, but its not working.
I am developing the asp.net application on Windows Server
2003 and IIS6. Tell me whats the problem.
Imran
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by: Vlad Hrybok |
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I am using Application_End to send out a notification about application being
unloaded. I found that those notifications are not being sent because the app
seems to get unloaded without Application_End ever being called. We started
logging Application_Start and Application_End events and found that the
number is not even: Application_Start happen more often than Application_End.
My question is: What are the sutuations in which we should...
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by: AGB |
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Hi all,
Can't seem to determine if the Application_End is gaurenteed to run. I
have some cleanup code there but it doesn't execute if I close my
browser and am the last session.
???
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by: Lars Netzel |
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In Global asax the Session_End Sub fires off every now and then. I only want
it to fire when I call Session.Abandon() but it fires off totally randon
when just suring around in my ASP.NET solution. Does anyone have any ideas
abotu this why it happens?
best regards/
Lars Netzel
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by: J-T |
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I have my applciation installed in an appplication pool (a worker
process) -IIS 6.0-which is defined to be shut down after 20 minutes of being
idle.If I put a breakpoint in Application_End method of Global.asax and
there is no request for 20 minutes ,dose the breakpoint works for me?
Is there a document which can gives me more infomration in this behaviour?
Thanks
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by: Tenacious |
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I am trying to shutdown a database server in the Application_End event
handler on the Global.asax page. So far I am trying this only on the
development server that comes with Visual Studio 2005. When I close
the browser, this does not cause the Application_End event to trigger.
It also will not occur when I shut down the development server. At
this point the application is no longer running, so why didn't the
event handler ever get called?...
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by: Oralloy |
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Hello folks,
I am unable to find appropriate documentation on the type promotion of bit-fields when using the generalised comparison operator "<=>".
The problem is that using the GNU compilers, it seems that the internal comparison operator "<=>" tries to promote arguments from unsigned to signed.
This is as boiled down as I can make it.
Here is my compilation command:
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Here is the code in...
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A Windows Forms form does not have the event Unload, like VB6. What one acts like?
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