Session Time out Of a web application

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Suppose the user log in a website.
If user does not touch the keyboard and mouse for a certain time, then the session is destroyed for that user.
How can i do this using ASP.net(c#)
Please give me the answer

Posted 15-Dec-11 23:26pm

Mousumi2708

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Solution 2

set session timeout property or used machine key in web.config

Posted 15-Dec-11 23:56pm

chetan virkar

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Mousumi2708 17-Dec-11 2:05am

thanks ....but my question was if user does not interact with the browser for a given time interval suppose 10 mins. Then I want the page will redirected to the error.aspx page. If the user keep his interaction with the browser continuously then the session time out is not occurred. How can I do this .Please Give me the answer.

Solution 4

XML

<configuration>
  <sessionstate mode="inproc" timeout="20"/>
</configuration>

add this code in web config file within configuration tag

10000 is seconds

Posted 16-Dec-11 0:19am

Balakrishnan Dhinakaran

Updated 16-Dec-11 0:25am

v3

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Mousumi2708 17-Dec-11 2:05am

thanks ....but my question was if user does not interact with the browser for a given time interval suppose 10 mins. Then I want the page will redirected to the error.aspx page. If the user keep his interaction with the browser continuously then the session time out is not occurred. How can I do this .Please Give me the answer.

Solution 5

go to this section in web.config file

<session-config>
    <session-timeout>30</session-timeout>
  </session-config>

Posted 16-Dec-11 1:02am

devildx2050

Updated 16-Dec-11 1:12am

v2

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Mousumi2708 17-Dec-11 2:05am

thanks ....but my question was if user does not interact with the browser for a given time interval suppose 10 mins. Then I want the page will redirected to the error.aspx page. If the user keep his interaction with the browser continuously then the session time out is not occurred. How can I do this .Please Give me the answer.

Solution 6

Refer this:

http://justgeeks.blogspot.com/2008/07/aspnet-session-timeouts.html[^]

Posted 16-Dec-11 1:11am

sravani.v

Solution 3

Just modify you web.config and set session timeout. It is minutes and default 20Min.
check following example.

XML

<system.web>
<sessionState timeout="60"></sessionState>
</system.web>

in above example session last for an hour that is 60min.

Posted 16-Dec-11 0:17am

koolprasad2003

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Mousumi2708 17-Dec-11 2:05am

thanks ....but my question was if user does not interact with the browser for a given time interval suppose 10 mins. Then I want the page will redirected to the error.aspx page. If the user keep his interaction with the browser continuously then the session time out is not occurred. How can I do this .Please Give me the answer.

Solution 7

XML

<system.web>
<sessionState timeout="60"></sessionState>
</system.web>

Posted 18-Dec-11 23:09pm

Vasim889

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bolivankit · Accepted Answer · 2011-12-18T23:35:00

Solution 8

In Global.asax,
find the code for Session_End
and write there
Response.Redirect("NameOfErrorPage");

and the timeout property of sessionstate in web.config will help you in maintaining the time period of time out

Posted 18-Dec-11 23:35pm

bolivankit

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Mousumi2708 21-Dec-11 3:32am

thnaks. It works

bolivankit 24-Dec-11 4:26am

ur wc :)