hi all,
I am writing a custom profile provider to save my business object as one
of the properties of the profile
however i am facing a problem'
the HttpContext.Cur rent.Session property is valid in in the Get
PropertyValues method,
but its null in the SetPropertyValu es method
is this how its supposed to work ?, i checked my web.config and session
is enabled, i can also confirm that session variables are working
properly on pages ...
Thanks
1  1950 
Hi Ashish,
This is because the ProfileProvider will save the values in its
properties to the datastore at the end of each request as its
'automaticSaveE nabled' attribute is true by default. And at the end of
request, the session will not be available as its life time expires before
request ends.
Solution:
In the web.config, set "automaticSaveE nabled = false" in the profile tag.
In this case you will have to call Profile.Save() method explicitely to save
the profile values to the datastore.
Regards
Ranji.
"ashish" wrote:
hi all,
I am writing a custom profile provider to save my business object as one
of the properties of the profile
however i am facing a problem'
the HttpContext.Cur rent.Session property is valid in in the Get
PropertyValues method,
but its null in the SetPropertyValu es method
is this how its supposed to work ?, i checked my web.config and session
is enabled, i can also confirm that session variables are working
properly on pages ...
Thanks
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