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Application Object Question

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Matt Campos - 21 Jun 2007 15:56 GMT
In the global.asax  we use the application_start event to store some more
variables in the application object.  The site could be running for half a
day then at random the contents of that application object becomes null. It
only appears to be null for a random person, and works for everybody else.

Has anybody encountered this type of issue?

Just for reference we are using Application.add(key,value)

Thanks
Kevin Spencer - 22 Jun 2007 11:58 GMT
It sounds like the application is being restarted.

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> In the global.asax  we use the application_start event to store some more
> variables in the application object.  The site could be running for half a
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