Hello Dave,
Glad to see you again. How are you doing recently?
As for the SessionState, the "OnEnd" event and the SessionID does has some
particular things need to take care:
1. "Session_On End" event is only working for ASP.NET InProc session Mode,
and not available for StateServer or SqlServer mode.
2. The SessionID for a certain client will always change on each page
request unless our ASP.NET application explicitly add a global.asax file
and "Session_On End" event or add some data into the Session State bag. You
can get more info about ASP.NET session state in the following Q&A article:
http://www.aspnetresources.com/blog/...state_qna.aspx
And regardless of the above things, in the Session_OnEnd event(in
global.asax), you can use the "Session" property to access some certain
property (such as SessionID) of the session about to be destroyed.
BTW, as you mentioned that you're using this event to do some temp file
clean up task. IMO, I would prefer use a timer thread to constantly monitor
the temp dir and delete aged temp files through their datetime attribuets
or our custom timestamp info in the filename. How do you think of this?
Sincerely,
Steven Cheng
Microsoft MSDN Online Support Lead
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