[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Joshua,
>
> I am enclosing parts of the log file. I turned the Debug variable to 2 in
>httpd.conf. However, I am not using global.asa or Session_OnEnd routine. When the
>user session times out and he clicks on any hyperlink, he gets redirected to another
>html file (forcelogout.html)
> which tries to use this Application variable to do some cleanup.
> In the log, you'll see a couple of print statements that I've put in
>forcelogout.html.
>
You should use Session_OnEnd for this, that is what it is
there for :) What is happening is that the Application_OnEnd is
occuring, resetting the contents of $Application, which happens
after the last users Session_OnEnd. You should do user session
garbage collection in Session_OnEnd, and you will still have
access to $Application data there.
The only thing you can tell a user for certain after a session
is destroyed is that they need to login again, and that
timeouts occur after Apache->dir_config(SessionTimeout) minutes,
if set.
--Joshua
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