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need to know the impact of a change in Web.config. THANK YOU!!!
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YOUR ORIGINAL ANSWER IS RIGHT!!!
You were CORRECT about #2. I read the answer wrong.
Here are answers to the best of my knowledge.
(1) Current users will be given a five-minute warning
before the Web application is restarted.
No.
(2) State data stored in the Application object will be
maintained.
No. MS Press Book index references Application object
to pps. 67-68 which describes Application state
variables - ie. Application State.
The Application "State" is lost. p. 77 of MS Press book
Developing Web Apps.
(3) State data stored in the Session object will be lost.
Yes, page 77 of MS Press book Developing Web Apps
(4) The Web application will be restarted and the
configuration file will be read immediately.
Yes, page 77 of MS Press book Developing Web Apps
(5) Current users will be immediately disconnected from
the application.
No.
I THINK YOU ARE RIGHT!!
I thought it must be
(1) FALSE
(2) FALSE
(3) RIGHT
(4) RIGHT
>from my email address.
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| General Protection Fault 2003-11-26, 4:24 pm |
| anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com wrote:
> (3) State data stored in the Session object will be lost.
> Yes, page 77 of MS Press book Developing Web Apps
It depends entirely on your Session State model.
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| Thanks for the correction!!!
.......need to study more.
>-----Original Message-----
>anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com wrote:
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lost.[color=blue]
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>It depends entirely on your Session State model.
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| General Protection Fault,
Could you explain what you mean by Session state "model"?
Are you refering to a user defined object model used with
the Session state variables?
I'm trying to verify your information and not having any
lick. Maybe I'm not speaking MS language?
Thanks for your help.
>-----Original Message-----
>anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com wrote:
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lost.[color=blue]
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>It depends entirely on your Session State model.
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| One more thing....
Are you using the Session Sharing model?
Chapter 9? MSPress book Developing Web Apps?
>-----Original Message-----
>General Protection Fault,
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>Could you explain what you mean by Session state "model"?
>
>Are you refering to a user defined object model used
with
>the Session state variables?
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>I'm trying to verify your information and not having any
>lick. Maybe I'm not speaking MS language?
>Thanks for your help.
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>lost.
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| General Protection Fault 2003-11-27, 10:23 am |
| anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com wrote:
> General Protection Fault,
>
> Could you explain what you mean by Session state "model"?
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> Are you refering to a user defined object model used with
> the Session state variables?
>
> I'm trying to verify your information and not having any
> lick. Maybe I'm not speaking MS language?
You can configure ASP.NET to use 3 different models for storing state:
1. In-process. ASP.NET stores session state in the ASP.NET worker
process. If your web app or the web server is restarted, the session
information is lost. Session state is also not recognized across
servers in a farm or processors in a garden.
2. ASP.NET State Service. ASP.NET communicates with a separate process
on the same or different machine. The service stores the sesion state.
If the web app or web server is restarted, the session information is
still around, but if the State Service process crashes (or its machine
does), the state information is lost. The information is recognized in
the farm and the garden.
3. SQL Server. ASP.NET stores state information in SQL Server. The
information persists through reboots and whatever else happens.
Hope you have more "lick".
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anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com wrote:
> One more thing....
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> Are you using the Session Sharing model?
> Chapter 9? MSPress book Developing Web Apps?
Oh, you're using the MS Press books... that explains your problem.
Do yourself a favour: burn the MS Press books and buy Kalani's books for
the C# exams. I hear Gunderloy's books for VB.NET are good too.
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| Kline Sphere 2003-11-27, 10:23 am |
| >Oh, you're using the MS Press books... that explains your problem.
lol!
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| >Hope you have more "lick".
Ha Ha!!!!!!!!!!
loLouder!!
Pretty bad type-o..... 
BTW
Happy Thanksgiving, all
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| Okay, I give up on MS Press.
Thanks.
Stacie
>-----Original Message-----
>anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com wrote:
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>Oh, you're using the MS Press books... that explains
your problem.
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>Do yourself a favour: burn the MS Press books and buy
Kalani's books for
>the C# exams. I hear Gunderloy's books for VB.NET are
good too.
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| Yes, I know.....I had to see it to believe it....
( that the MS Press books do, indeed suck ).
Stacie
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your problem.[color=blue]
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