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Session Time out---info needed

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thomson - 20 Jul 2005 05:21 GMT
Hi all,
       In the Web.config file , i have specified the Session timeout
as 20 minutes.

I need a clarification that , when this timeout happens. all the
Session variables will be null

For eg: once i have logged in i do have a Session["Login"]=id

When the session expires will it automatically change to null

Thanks in advance

thomson
Siva M - 20 Jul 2005 07:50 GMT
Hello,

When the session times out, the session data will be discarded from the
memory. Accessing session variables after that (in a new session) will return
null (since they don't exist anymore).

> Hi all,
>         In the Web.config file , i have specified the Session timeout
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>
> thomson
Stu - 20 Jul 2005 10:01 GMT
Hi,

When the session ends an event fires in the Global.asax file called
Session_End - you can do additional cleanup here.

Stu

> Hi all,
>        In the Web.config file , i have specified the Session timeout
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>
> thomson

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