Sub Session_OnStart
Session.Timeout= 10
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
-- codes in between
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
End Sub
and in
Sub Application_OnStart
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
-- codes in between
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Application("SRD_Session_Timeout") = 10
End Sub
These codes are placed in the global.asa and there are
no other session timeouts in the page level.
I say that the session is not expiring because even
after I leave the application, let say 25 mins, I can
still submit forms etc.
Is there a setting in the IIS that will not allow
expiration of session?
--- peter_brunone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Erwin,
>
> Can you show us the syntax you used to set the
> timeout, and where
> you set it in global.asa? It's possible that
> something might be wrong
> with your code, or that the setting is being
> overridden at the page
> level.
>
> Also, what indicates that the session is not
> expiring? There may be
> something else going on here, but we'll have a
> better idea when we know
> more about the situation.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Peter
>
> --- In [email protected],
> Erwin Rommel Felix
> 2000A <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I set the session timeout of my asp classic
> > application to 10 mins in the global.asa but still
> the
> > session does not expire after 10 mins. what
> should I
> > configure to make this work. thanks.
> >
> > Erwin Rommel Y. Felix
> > Tel. 8410111 loc. 11430
> > Mobile 09185980706
> >
> > "Never outshine the Master Chicker"
>
>
>
Erwin Rommel Y. Felix
Tel. 8410111 loc. 11430
Mobile 09185980706
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