session data missing

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I have a asp.net 2/c# web database application which works fine, but
ocassionaly sesion data just dissapears. It's not any timeout as it happens
in the middle of work on it, and I just get 2 possible erros - obj ref not
set... cause the object in sesion no longers exists or it forwards users to
the log on page. as it happens frequently during the work it became a very
big problem, and I have no idea what could cause it.
pls help :)
 
I have a asp.net 2/c# web database application which works fine, but
ocassionaly sesion data just dissapears. It's not any timeout as it
happens
in the middle of work on it, and I just get 2 possible erros - obj ref not
set... cause the object in sesion no longers exists or it forwards users
to
the log on page. as it happens frequently during the work it became a very
big problem, and I have no idea what could cause it.
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When it happens, does it happen for all users at the same time...?
 
Hi Nedim,

Session is lost if you are working on it (like compiling incase of Web
Application/ Changing Web.config etc). In otherwords once Application is
Restarted for any reason Session is lost.

You can work around this issue by using Out of Proc Session server
(aspnet_state.exe), then you can work freely.

Best Regards,
Parag
http://iparag.com
 
No, to some it happens to some not, but always at a different time for each
user.
And nobody touches the web server at that time - no web.config changes, iis
restars and similar stuff
 
No, to some it happens to some not, but always at a different time for
each
user.
And nobody touches the web server at that time - no web.config changes,
iis
restars and similar stuff
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OK, so we can eliminate the app cycling since that would affect all users at
the same time...

Do you have any code which tears down a user's session by calling
Session.Abandon(), maybe when a user logs out...? Could this be being called
unexpectedly...?
 
No, there is no sign out code at all, as i have very stupid users, and they
exit via closing the browser (or just shutting down the computer).
 
No, there is no sign out code at all, as i have very stupid users, and
they
exit via closing the browser (or just shutting down the computer).
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Starting to run out of ideas now...

Do you have any code at all which removes and/or modifies Session variables?

Are you using Forms Authentication?

Do you receive a notification of every error?

Can you discern any pattern to this?
 
well so far i couldn't see any pattern. i use forms authentification, below
is the web.config snippet. i receive notification when obj ref exception
occurs, but it doesnt help much. the only place where session data is being
written is after the login, when i put all the data regarding the logged on
user in a session object. after that i retrieve that data with
object UserData = System.Web.HttpContext.Current.Session["UserData"];

web.config:
<authentication mode="Forms">
<forms name=".ASPXAUTH" loginUrl="Login.aspx"
defaultUrl="forme/home/Default.aspx" protection="All" timeout="60"
path="/"></forms>
</authentication>


and this it the code that creates the object in session (which we use later
on as static property, Korisnik is the name of the class in app_code)

public static Korisnik Trenutni
{
get
{
object oKorisnik =
System.Web.HttpContext.Current.Session["korisnik"];
if (oKorisnik != null)
return ((Korisnik)oKorisnik);
else
return null;
}
}
 
creates the object in session (which we use later on as static property
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Whenever I see the words "session" and "static" in the same sentence, the
alarm bells immediately go off... :-)

Can you confirm that you are *not* creating static session variables...
 
The user variable is in session, the only thing is we access the object in
session through static variable.

public static Korisnik Current
{
get
{
object oKorisnik =
System.Web.HttpContext.Current.Session["korisnik"];
if (oKorisnik != null)
return ((Korisnik)oKorisnik);
else
return null;
}
}
 
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