问题
I am a bit confused about the following: I set up an asp.net Website with some logic in the Session_Start() of the Global.asx. I expected that this even will only trigger once during a session. However the event fired with every single request.
When I declare a dummy session object this fixed the problem.
Also I can fix this problem when I add <sessionState mode="InProc" /> in the web.config. I use IIS7 and I checked the default value and this is already set to "In Process".
I am missing something? Is this normal behaviour? I was expecting this event to work even if I don't declare a session object.
回答1:
Store something in a Session object.
Session["dummy"] = 1;
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/nikhiln/archive/2007/06/21/detecting-session-timeout-in-asp-net-2-0-web-applications.aspx
回答2:
I think this happens if the browser being used does not allow cookies. As well if you application pool is being restarted the session will be lost.
<sessionState cookieless="true" />
That will solve issues with cookies not being allowed..
回答3:
You'd check:
- Has your web browser cookies enabled?
- If you want browser cookies to be disabled, you'll need cookie-less session state management (this isn't a good option, because session parameter will be in the query string...).
- During the Application_Start in your Global.asx, if you do something there, have you checked isn't throwing some exception that makes your application crash and end?
- During any stage after Application_Start, and before Session_Start, are you doing something? If this is your case, check the same thing as previous point.
回答4:
I recently came across this issue and found that if any file is updated inside bin folder it automatically restart application which triggers Application_Start and Session_Start events. In my case i was creating log files inside bin folder and updates in log files restarts application. I simply moved my log files outside of bin folder to resolve issue.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4885276/asp-net-session-start-always-firing