Session_End event of Global.asax file

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Hi guys.
Is the Session_End event of the global.asax file fires for each and every session that gets expired?
Thanks in advance.

Posted 21-Sep-11 0:11am

Pallab_GT

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Toniyo Jackson · Answer 1 · 2011-09-21T00:17:00

Solution 1

Yes.

The Session_End event doesn't fire when the browser is closed, it fires when the server hasn't gotten a request from the user in a specific time period(by default 20 minutes). Manually you can call Session.Abandon() to call the event immediately.

Posted 21-Sep-11 0:17am

Toniyo Jackson

koolprasad2003 · Answer 2 · 2011-09-21T00:43:00

Solution 2

Yes. Session_End event in global.asax fire for every user (after 20 MIN you can change this time in web.config)

this event call for every user cause every user has it's own session.

Posted 21-Sep-11 0:43am

koolprasad2003