Global.asax ?

[WJ]

Is the "Application_St art" event on Global.asax created by the "very first
user" who visits the Asp.Net web site ? Or is it started per user ? If it is
the first case, how do you flush the global variables without shutting down
the web site ?

Thanks

John

[Marshal Antony]

Re: Global.asax ?

Hi John,
Application_OnS tart handler is executed only once in the lifetime of an
application
and not for every application instance.The application object is available
in all pages or all modules of the
application.You can add items to the Application object,For eg:
Application["test1"]="Test 1";
Once an item is added like this it is available to all pages or modules
within the application.
To remove the item added above,
Application.Rem ove("test1");
You can also use Clear or RemoveAll method to remove all items from a
Application state.
Application.Rem oveAll(); // this will remove all items from the application
state.

Hope this helps.
Regards,
Marshal Antony
..NET Developer

http://www.dotnetmarshal.com

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[Ganesan Subramanian]

Re: Global.asax ?

If you are using IIS5.0 with Windows 2000 server or older, in website
properties, remove and create the "Applicatio n".
If you are using Windows server 2003, stop and start the "Applicatio n Pool"
for that website from IIS console.

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Ganesan Subramanian
Database and Datawarehousing .
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[Scott Allen]

Re: Global.asax ?

The runtime only invokes Application_Sta rt once during the lifetime of
the application.

Can you tell us a bit more about your variables and what you need to
do to flush them (reinitialize them?). It could be as easy as moving
the initialization code into a different method in the Global class,
and invoking that method when an event happens where you need to reset
global state.

There is an article here that has more information about the Global
class and how it related to application state:

http://odetocode.com/Articles/89.aspx

HTH,

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Scott

On Tue, 27 Apr 2004 22:32:13 -0400, "WJ" <JohnWebbs@HotM ail.Com>
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>Is the "Application_St art" event on Global.asax created by the "very first
>user" who visits the Asp.Net web site ? Or is it started per user ? If it is
>the first case, how do you flush the global variables without shutting down
>the web site ?
>
>Thanks
>
>John
>[/color]

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Scott

http://www.OdeToCode.com