ASP.NET 2.0, Visual Web Developer Express
I've written a web app, which creates a Gif to display on the page. I name
it [SessionID].gif, and only want it to last as long as the session, so I've
included
File.Delete([filepath]) in the Session_End event, but this never seems to
run. I've set break points which are never reached...
I've added <sessionState mode="InProc" /> to the web.config file...
what's the problem??
Thanks in advance 6 2141
> ASP.NET 2.0, Visual Web Developer Express I've written a web app, which creates a Gif to display on the page. I name it [SessionID].gif, and only want it to last as long as the session, so I've included
File.Delete([filepath]) in the Session_End event, but this never seems to run. I've set break points which are never reached...
I've added <sessionState mode="InProc" /> to the web.config file...
what's the problem??
Thanks in advance
When do you expect that Session_End to run?
It will run when the session times out, which is by default 20 minutes
after the last page has been requested.
Hans Kesting
Thanks for your reply Hans,
I'm expecting it to run when the user closes the browser...
It's strange. I think it's working, but it's taking roughly 3 minutes for
the image to actually disappear from the folder. Also, the break point is
never encountered.
I've been testing including the <sessionState > element in the web.config
file in the Windows\Microso ft.Net\Config folder and I think it is that which
is making it work, rather than the application's web.config file. Infact I'm
pretty sure it's only working if I put it in the Windows directory.
It's very annoying, as using Session_End was fine in VS 2003.
"Hans Kesting" <ne***********@ spamgourmet.com > wrote in message
news:mn******** *************** @spamgourmet.co m... ASP.NET 2.0, Visual Web Developer Express
I've written a web app, which creates a Gif to display on the page. I name it [SessionID].gif, and only want it to last as long as the session, so I've included
File.Delete([filepath]) in the Session_End event, but this never seems to run. I've set break points which are never reached...
I've added <sessionState mode="InProc" /> to the web.config file...
what's the problem??
Thanks in advance
When do you expect that Session_End to run?
It will run when the session times out, which is by default 20 minutes after the last page has been requested.
Hans Kesting
You'll never get it to fire when the browser closes as IIS cannot know
when this happens. It fires when the session expires or is explicitly
closed.
I don't understand because you are seeing the correct behavior after 3
minutes. Isn't this what you want?
Regards
Ray
Calvin Willman wrote: Thanks for your reply Hans, I'm expecting it to run when the user closes the browser...
It's strange. I think it's working, but it's taking roughly 3 minutes for the image to actually disappear from the folder. Also, the break point is never encountered.
I've been testing including the <sessionState > element in the web.config file in the Windows\Microso ft.Net\Config folder and I think it is that which is making it work, rather than the application's web.config file. Infact I'm pretty sure it's only working if I put it in the Windows directory.
It's very annoying, as using Session_End was fine in VS 2003.
"Hans Kesting" <ne***********@ spamgourmet.com > wrote in message news:mn******** *************** @spamgourmet.co m... ASP.NET 2.0, Visual Web Developer Express
I've written a web app, which creates a Gif to display on the page. I name it [SessionID].gif, and only want it to last as long as the session, so I've included
File.Delete([filepath]) in the Session_End event, but this never seems to run. I've set break points which are never reached...
I've added <sessionState mode="InProc" /> to the web.config file...
what's the problem??
Thanks in advance When do you expect that Session_End to run?
It will run when the session times out, which is by default 20 minutes after the last page has been requested.
Hans Kesting
--
Ray Booysen rj********@rjb. za.net
In addition to what Ray said, if you search the newsgroups you will find
hundreds of posts identical to yours, and responses to those posts that
explain all the various reasons why this cannot happen.
"Calvin Willman" <so*****@anon.c om> wrote in message
news:en******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP10.phx.gbl... Thanks for your reply Hans, I'm expecting it to run when the user closes the browser...
It's strange. I think it's working, but it's taking roughly 3 minutes for the image to actually disappear from the folder. Also, the break point is never encountered.
I've been testing including the <sessionState > element in the web.config file in the Windows\Microso ft.Net\Config folder and I think it is that which is making it work, rather than the application's web.config file. Infact I'm pretty sure it's only working if I put it in the Windows directory.
It's very annoying, as using Session_End was fine in VS 2003.
"Hans Kesting" <ne***********@ spamgourmet.com > wrote in message news:mn******** *************** @spamgourmet.co m... ASP.NET 2.0, Visual Web Developer Express
I've written a web app, which creates a Gif to display on the page. I name it [SessionID].gif, and only want it to last as long as the session, so I've included
File.Delete([filepath]) in the Session_End event, but this never seems to run. I've set break points which are never reached...
I've added <sessionState mode="InProc" /> to the web.config file...
what's the problem??
Thanks in advance
When do you expect that Session_End to run?
It will run when the session times out, which is by default 20 minutes after the last page has been requested.
Hans Kesting
The correct behavious only occurs if <sessionstate > element is in web.config
in Windows directory.
So... if I publish this to a remote site, I'm wondering if I'm going to have
problems as I won't have access to amend this file to make sure the correct
mode is in place on the webserver.
I'll have to think of something else... maybe sweep the folder to delete
files over a certain date.
The image is a proof of a business card, that a user will order or not... I
suppose I could set it to delete once the order is placed.
Thanks anyway for all your comments.
"Ray Booysen" <rj***********@ rjb.za.net> wrote in message
news:u%******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP11.phx.gbl. .. You'll never get it to fire when the browser closes as IIS cannot know when this happens. It fires when the session expires or is explicitly closed.
I don't understand because you are seeing the correct behavior after 3 minutes. Isn't this what you want?
Regards Ray
Calvin Willman wrote: Thanks for your reply Hans, I'm expecting it to run when the user closes the browser...
It's strange. I think it's working, but it's taking roughly 3 minutes for the image to actually disappear from the folder. Also, the break point is never encountered.
I've been testing including the <sessionState > element in the web.config file in the Windows\Microso ft.Net\Config folder and I think it is that which is making it work, rather than the application's web.config file. Infact I'm pretty sure it's only working if I put it in the Windows directory.
It's very annoying, as using Session_End was fine in VS 2003.
"Hans Kesting" <ne***********@ spamgourmet.com > wrote in message news:mn******** *************** @spamgourmet.co m... ASP.NET 2.0, Visual Web Developer Express
I've written a web app, which creates a Gif to display on the page. I name it [SessionID].gif, and only want it to last as long as the session, so I've included
File.Delete([filepath]) in the Session_End event, but this never seems to run. I've set break points which are never reached...
I've added <sessionState mode="InProc" /> to the web.config file...
what's the problem??
Thanks in advance When do you expect that Session_End to run?
It will run when the session times out, which is by default 20 minutes after the last page has been requested.
Hans Kesting
-- Ray Booysen rj********@rjb. za.net
Actually, that's not true... it works with the application web.config as
well, but it's just a little unpredicably..
I'm a little hungover today so that's probably not helping.
"Calvin Willman" <so*****@anon.c om> wrote in message
news:us******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl... The correct behavious only occurs if <sessionstate > element is in web.config in Windows directory.
So... if I publish this to a remote site, I'm wondering if I'm going to have problems as I won't have access to amend this file to make sure the correct mode is in place on the webserver.
I'll have to think of something else... maybe sweep the folder to delete files over a certain date.
The image is a proof of a business card, that a user will order or not... I suppose I could set it to delete once the order is placed.
Thanks anyway for all your comments.
"Ray Booysen" <rj***********@ rjb.za.net> wrote in message news:u%******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP11.phx.gbl. .. You'll never get it to fire when the browser closes as IIS cannot know when this happens. It fires when the session expires or is explicitly closed.
I don't understand because you are seeing the correct behavior after 3 minutes. Isn't this what you want?
Regards Ray
Calvin Willman wrote: Thanks for your reply Hans, I'm expecting it to run when the user closes the browser...
It's strange. I think it's working, but it's taking roughly 3 minutes for the image to actually disappear from the folder. Also, the break point is never encountered.
I've been testing including the <sessionState > element in the web.config file in the Windows\Microso ft.Net\Config folder and I think it is that which is making it work, rather than the application's web.config file. Infact I'm pretty sure it's only working if I put it in the Windows directory.
It's very annoying, as using Session_End was fine in VS 2003.
"Hans Kesting" <ne***********@ spamgourmet.com > wrote in message news:mn******** *************** @spamgourmet.co m... > ASP.NET 2.0, Visual Web Developer Express > > I've written a web app, which creates a Gif to display on the page. I > name it [SessionID].gif, and only want it to last as long as the > session, so I've included > > File.Delete([filepath]) in the Session_End event, but this never seems > to run. I've set break points which are never reached... > > I've added <sessionState mode="InProc" /> to the web.config file... > > what's the problem?? > > Thanks in advance When do you expect that Session_End to run?
It will run when the session times out, which is by default 20 minutes after the last page has been requested.
Hans Kesting
-- Ray Booysen rj********@rjb. za.net
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