hi,
if u want to capture Session and cache objects in the application events in
global file
i think(please verify it) they are not accesssible ...
atleast Session we cannot access thats for sure.....
and secondly
HttpContext.Current.User.Identity.Name
wrks if use forms authentication and what u set in there
say user id if u set there in the forms auth code.
u can access anywhere uw ant ..
that involves using namespace system.Secuity..etc
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"Ram" <ra**********@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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(I am running .NET Framework 1.1)
I have a timer(System.Timers.Timer) running in my Global.asax page. In
the timer.elapsed event I am trying to access an object I stored in
the Cache.
HttpContext.Current.Cache("xxx"). I am getting an error saying that
HttpContext.Current is nothing.
I also tried to check HttpContext.Current.User.Identity.Name and got
an error and it says HttpContext.Current.User is nothing.
I tried to get HttpContext.Current.User.Identity.Name in
Application_onstart event and got the same error -
HttpContext.Current.User is nothing.
Can someone please tell me where I am going wrong.
It is very critical for my project to access the cache object in the
timer.elapsed event.
Thanks
Ram
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