Is there any way I can keep my session variables from expiring due to inactivity? If not, is there anyway that I can post a warning that they are about to time out? Is this an asp issue or an IIS issue? Maybe another solution would be a resource where I can get a broader understanding of the overall process.
Thanks~IIS timeout property sets the session timeout. the issue is the longer the time the more memory as more users. What happens is IIS hands out a Session ID cookie if you look at the headers of the page, like any cookie it is returned to the server as long as the timeout hasn't occured. However this cookie is special that it is a Key index into shared memory across threads. (As long as you don't put non-multi threaded objects in sessions or objects). it access the memory and allows you to assign it back to a value.Thanks for the info.
Thanks~IIS timeout property sets the session timeout. the issue is the longer the time the more memory as more users. What happens is IIS hands out a Session ID cookie if you look at the headers of the page, like any cookie it is returned to the server as long as the timeout hasn't occured. However this cookie is special that it is a Key index into shared memory across threads. (As long as you don't put non-multi threaded objects in sessions or objects). it access the memory and allows you to assign it back to a value.Thanks for the info.