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Alberto
Oct 30, 2003, 10:52:37 AM10/30/03
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I'd like to count the number of visits of my page so I need find out an
event raised only when the app starts. I think this could be the
Session_OnStart but I don't know whats the object who send it.
event raised only when the app starts. I think this could be the
Session_OnStart but I don't know whats the object who send it.
Thank you.
Alvin Bruney
Oct 30, 2003, 12:37:01 PM10/30/03
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No that doesn't happen when the application starts. It happens when the
session starts. Put a counter variable in there and increment it. It will
need to be stateful, that is it needs to remember the value. You can find
the session_start event in the global.asax.x file.
session starts. Put a counter variable in there and increment it. It will
need to be stateful, that is it needs to remember the value. You can find
the session_start event in the global.asax.x file.
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Alberto
Oct 30, 2003, 12:48:35 PM10/30/03
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Could you tell me how to find it?
Actually I see the Global.asax and the Global.asax.cs. In the Global.asax.cs
I can see this events:
acquireRequestState
AuthenticatedRequest
BeginRequest
Disposed
Elapsed
EndRequest
Error
PostRequestHandlerExecute
PreRequestHandlerExecute
PreSendRequestContent
PreSendRequestHeaders
ReleaseRequestState
ResolvedRequestCache
UpdateRequestCache
Actually I see the Global.asax and the Global.asax.cs. In the Global.asax.cs
I can see this events:
acquireRequestState
AuthenticatedRequest
BeginRequest
Disposed
Elapsed
EndRequest
Error
PostRequestHandlerExecute
PreRequestHandlerExecute
PreSendRequestContent
PreSendRequestHeaders
ReleaseRequestState
ResolvedRequestCache
UpdateRequestCache
Thank you for your help
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Scott M.
Oct 30, 2003, 4:32:16 PM10/30/03
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Look in Global.aspx for Session_Start(). In addition to storing your
counter in some statefull way, you'll also need to store it in some long
term way (for when you have to re-boot the server for whatever reason).
I've found that saving the hit count in an Application variable
(incrementing it in the Session_Start) and storing the latest value in a
counter file on the server works well. It does mean that in the
Application_Start event of Global.aspx, you need to read that file and set
the Application variable to the value in that file.
counter in some statefull way, you'll also need to store it in some long
term way (for when you have to re-boot the server for whatever reason).
I've found that saving the hit count in an Application variable
(incrementing it in the Session_Start) and storing the latest value in a
counter file on the server works well. It does mean that in the
Application_Start event of Global.aspx, you need to read that file and set
the Application variable to the value in that file.
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