Thanks I added also a trace for the init event but this is still before this
event.
I analyzed further the problem and actually noticed that I have two alerts
from the same user at the same time. I believe that he uses a page that does
a lengthy export and meanwhile he goes on another page on the site to do
something else. As session variables are locked by the first page, the
second request begins but have to wait for the session to be available (i.e.
for the first page to finish) being stuck before the page loads.
I'll try to check this by tracing the appropriate sesssion event and/or
directly giving a try to the EnableSessionState page directive if
applicable.
Thanks anyway...
"Cowboy (Gregory A. Beamer)" <No************@comcast.netNoSpamMa écrit
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It could be Viewstate reloading, if you have a lot of items in viewstate,
as viewstate is loaded between Init and Load. That would be one place to
examine.
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"Patrice" <http://www.chez.com/scribe/wrote in message
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>It looks like we have sometimes a very significant delay (for example 10
s and sometimes more) between the beginrequest and page_load event. It
would make me think of some kind of locking issue (for example waiting
for a thread being available or something similar such as pages from
iframes competing for the session object etc...).
Does anybody came accross this kind of behavior ? Any indicator that
could be usefull in this situation ?
TIA
