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PJ6
Is it possible to get the SessionID's of all the currently running sessions
in an asp.net application?
Paul
in an asp.net application?
Paul
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PJ6
I'm preserving stateful session information server-side. I need to
periodically clean up, get rid of any persisted objects associated with
closed sessions. AFAIK tracking session closure is unreliable, so I thought
I'd just loop through the existing session id's to determine what could be
garbage collected.
Paul
periodically clean up, get rid of any persisted objects associated with
closed sessions. AFAIK tracking session closure is unreliable, so I thought
I'd just loop through the existing session id's to determine what could be
garbage collected.
Paul
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Guest
Doesn't compute. When a Session expires, everything in it is automatically
garbage -collected. Don't need to do anything.
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garbage -collected. Don't need to do anything.
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PJ6
I agree, there may be exceptions thrown when my code attempts to access
disposed objects, but nonetheless, references to them that I keep in my own
static pool of information (using the SessionID as a key) remain until they
are removed.
Paul
disposed objects, but nonetheless, references to them that I keep in my own
static pool of information (using the SessionID as a key) remain until they
are removed.
Paul