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Frank Schumacher
Hi NG,
I have a weird problem, that's starting to get my sanity.
My webapplication stores several values in Session["xxx"]. After a
server roundtrip, no Session variables exist anymore (Session.Count is 0)
I have logged the Session.SessionID, it is the same as before.
I have logged the last and the first line of code in my Codebehind. When
I leave the code the first time, I have a total number of 18 Session
Variables. When I enter the site again, I have 0 Session Variables.
The session timeout is 20 minutes and sessions are activates in IIS (6.0)
There is no Session.Abandon in the code.
The worst thing, I have a previous version of the webapp, which works
fine. From this version to the problematic one, I have just changed the
html-Code and added the use of the QueryString to initialize the app.
I even have uninstalled the .NET update, that hit us yesterday, cause
yesterday everything worked fine.
Not to mention, that I need to present the project next monday.
I have no ideas left anymore, if anyone could help me out, it would be
great.
Thanks in advance,
Frank
I have a weird problem, that's starting to get my sanity.
My webapplication stores several values in Session["xxx"]. After a
server roundtrip, no Session variables exist anymore (Session.Count is 0)
I have logged the Session.SessionID, it is the same as before.
I have logged the last and the first line of code in my Codebehind. When
I leave the code the first time, I have a total number of 18 Session
Variables. When I enter the site again, I have 0 Session Variables.
The session timeout is 20 minutes and sessions are activates in IIS (6.0)
There is no Session.Abandon in the code.
The worst thing, I have a previous version of the webapp, which works
fine. From this version to the problematic one, I have just changed the
html-Code and added the use of the QueryString to initialize the app.
I even have uninstalled the .NET update, that hit us yesterday, cause
yesterday everything worked fine.
Not to mention, that I need to present the project next monday.
I have no ideas left anymore, if anyone could help me out, it would be
great.
Thanks in advance,
Frank