Destroying objects in Page_Unload event

[vvenk]

Hello:

I was trying to destroy objects in the Page_Unload event.

That's when I see that the Page_Unload event gets triggered when I load a
page, right after it completes page_load event! Why?

Venki

[Peter Rilling]

When do you expect it to be invoked? The pages goes through its entire life
cycle (Init, Load, PreRender, Unload) for each page request. Unload happens
right after the server sends the content to the browser and so the server no
longer needs to maintain the objects. Remember, page requests are
stateless.

"vvenk" <vv***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Hello:

I was trying to destroy objects in the Page_Unload event.

That's when I see that the Page_Unload event gets triggered when I load a
page, right after it completes page_load event! Why?

Venki

[Bob Barrows [MVP]]

vvenk wrote:

Hello:

I was trying to destroy objects in the Page_Unload event.

That's when I see that the Page_Unload event gets triggered when I
load a page, right after it completes page_load event! Why?

Venki

Any of the articles in this search will likely answer your question:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&l...age+life+cycle

Bob Barrows
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[Kevin Spencer]

Reposting is not a good idea. See my answer to your other post. If you can
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"vvenk" <vv***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:05**********************************@microsof t.com...

Hello:

I was trying to destroy objects in the Page_Unload event.

That's when I see that the Page_Unload event gets triggered when I load a
page, right after it completes page_load event! Why?

Venki