Session Timeout - Information needed

[Erin]

I have my application timeout set for 120 minutes because I have a lot of
users that never remember to logout or just want to keep it up so they don't
have to sign on again. What I would like to do is have a way to see if they
are still actively moving around the application and if not, notify the
application so it can expire their session, release their connection and
redirect them to a "too bad too sad you have to sign back on" screen.

Anyone have a vb.net code snippet to help guide me in this area?

[Bryan Martin]

Why not just store a session "lastmovemade" variable that will be updated
with the last time they loaded a page. Then you should be able to expire
that and redirect if needed.
"Erin" <Er**@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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I have my application timeout set for 120 minutes because I have a lot of
users that never remember to logout or just want to keep it up so they
don't
have to sign on again. What I would like to do is have a way to see if
they
are still actively moving around the application and if not, notify the
application so it can expire their session, release their connection and
redirect them to a "too bad too sad you have to sign back on" screen.

Anyone have a vb.net code snippet to help guide me in this area?