Session scope

[Eduardo Pavinato Klein]

Hi.

I've constructed a class in the singleton model, like this:
class MyClass
{
private MyClass instance;

public MyClass GetInstance()
{
if (this.instance == null)
this.instance = new MyClass();

return this.instance;
}

private MyClass () { ... }
}
It seems that in ASP.NET my instance belongs to the application, because
each session gets the same instance.
What to do in order to each session has its own instance?

Thanks,
Eduardo
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[bruce barker]

in asp.net, page requests are handled by a thread pool of app, so any
sington is shared across all threads. also asp.net change which thread is
processing a single page request at its whim (thread agile). this mean if
you want global data tied to a page request you have to inhert from
ContextBoundObject

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)

"Eduardo Pavinato Klein" <ed**********@nospam.no> wrote in message
news:#U**************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...

Hi.

I've constructed a class in the singleton model, like this:
class MyClass
{
private MyClass instance;

public MyClass GetInstance()
{
if (this.instance == null)
this.instance = new MyClass();

return this.instance;
}

private MyClass () { ... }
}
It seems that in ASP.NET my instance belongs to the application, because
each session gets the same instance.
What to do in order to each session has its own instance?

Thanks,
Eduardo
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