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by: MG |
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On my development machine my application works fine but on the
deployment server my session variable gets lost after a postback on a
webform. By doing a watch on the Session object I can see that the
SessionId is changing and the mode is StateServer. (I changed from
InProc to StateServer to try to fix the problem but it didn't have any
effect.
Details:
- Win 2k Server/IIS 5.0/.NET Framework 1.1
- I have disabled virus protection.
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by: Dhaval Mehta |
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Thanks in advance
I want sessions information for the asp .net application (
mainly SessionId). I am using Oracle as back end. I have sessionid
using Session.SessionID in asp .net.
I am gettin session id value in program like
"piaelorpl0xqn0vtjlawi2vq".
I want complete information for this ID like start time, last access
time etc.
I can get all of this information when sessionstate mode is SQLServer
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by: GeekBoy |
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I understand the benefit of pushing the StateServer process onto
another computer to "balance" the load and take some cpu and memory
usage off the web server, but how much could it possibly help?
Especially when you're talking about marshalling the data back and
forth across your network (although on the same segment)?
Here's my scenario: Each login stores exactly 3 session variables; one
integer and two strings. That's it. Never, ever,...
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by: Per Salmi |
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My team is building an ASP.NET web application that uses out-of-process session
state with the StateServer setting. We have a very strange problem on one
of the development machines.
The application is running under IIS on a WinXP SP2 machine connecting to
StateServer on localhost port 42424. On all of our developer machines it
runs fine and responds promptly using this configuration except for one machine
where it takes about 30 seconds...
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by: Nils Hedström |
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I have some problems with my stateserver.
First my setup:
I am running ASP.NET 1.1.4322 SP 1.1 on one computer and the stateserver
on another computer.
Both of the machines are Dell Poweredge 2850 (dual processor machines with
2 GB memory).
The web server is serving traffic with 2000-4000 sessions and 20-40 requests/s.
The web pages are converted from ASP so there is no code behind-pages and
some COM-objects.
The stateserver machine is...
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by: tshad |
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I have been using the default session state (InProc) and have found that I
have been loosing my information after a period of time (normally 20
minutes).
Is there anyway to find out how much more time I have on a session?
If I do a refresh, does reset the session clock?
Do you have have to go to another page to reset the session timeout or will
a postback also do it? This is important as we have a few pages that a user
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by: tshad |
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I switched my site from InProc to StateServer a while ago which solve a
problem I was having dropping my session cookies when the worker process
recycles.
This has been working well until today.
I was looking at some sample code and found that it won't work under
StateServer, but will under InProc.
The message I get is:
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by: archana |
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Hi all,
I am new to web services. I am using stateserver to stored data which i
set using session.
I changed mode in web.config file to StateServer. But didn't change
tcipip address. I kept default value as it is.
So my question is what this address specifies.127.0.0.1:42424. And can
is specify my PC's ip adress instead of this address. IF yes how will i
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by: metafedora |
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I am trying to use Session and StateServer to store values to be used by two different Web Applications, which run on the same IIS, in different Virtual Directories.
I have StateServer running on another machine (192.168.0.1). I have set the registry key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\aspnet_state\Parameters\AllowRemoteConnection to 1.
I create two Web Projects in Visual Studio: Redirect and Receive.
Redirect has a...
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