Do you really need to get at this line ? If yes, you could just have a fflag
to know the user asked for abandon but do the call at the very last steps in
your code. Anotehr optino if you don"t know to get at this line would be to
stop the request right after the abandon (request.end) or have a special
page handling this rather than trying to do that in a page that sometimes
requires a session.

Also I'm surprised closing the browser using javascript works. It should at
least ask a question to the user. Finally it could be not that a smart
optino (for example one could close the session and use the window for
something else...)

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Patrice.

re:
!> When disconnect button on my web page is clicked I am calling
!> session.abandon method and closing the browser using java script.
!> After that the control is passed to the line which I have mentioned
!> earlier (During execution)  in that case the session is no more
!> exists. So I am getting an error to that line. Can you please tell me
!> how to handle that error not to occur.

You will have to execute that line before calling Session.Abandon.

Juan T. Llibre, asp.net MVP
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On May 22, 1:43 pm, "Patrice" <http://www.chez.com/scribe/> wrote:

Actually I am loading the user control on the browser and passing the
session Id of the page as the parameter to the user control.  When
disconnect button on my web page is clicked I am calling
session.abandon method and closing the browser using java script.
After that the control is passed to the line which I have mentioned
earlier (During execution)  in that case the session is no more
exists. So I am getting an error to that line. Can you please tell me
how to handle that error not to occur.

Thanks.