IIS number of connection

[Guest]

Hello,

I wan't to know how many user are connected in my web site. But i didn't
find any methode in c# about how show IIS statitics. Maby with WMI provider?

Thanks for your help.

Regards

Dragan

 

[Guest]

You can do this a lot easier with ASP.NET. Whenever a new user Session is
begun, in Session_Start, you can increment a static counter variable. On
Session_End, decrement the variable. If it is in Global.asax, then you can
refer to it anywhere in your app as "Global.CurrentUserCount".

Peter

 

[Guest]

thanks

You can do this a lot easier with ASP.NET. Whenever a new user Session is
begun, in Session_Start, you can increment a static counter variable. On
Session_End, decrement the variable. If it is in Global.asax, then you can
refer to it anywhere in your app as "Global.CurrentUserCount".

Peter

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[Registered User]

You can do this a lot easier with ASP.NET. Whenever a new user Session is
begun, in Session_Start, you can increment a static counter variable. On
Session_End, decrement the variable. If it is in Global.asax, then you can
refer to it anywhere in your app as "Global.CurrentUserCount".

There are situations where the no event is fired when the session
ends. I believe this is the case when a session is shared across
several machines in a web farm. In 2.0 the MembershipProvider type has
a method named GetNumberOfUsersOnline.

regards
A.G.

 

[Willy Denoyette [MVP]]

| Hello,
|
| I wan't to know how many user are connected in my web site. But i didn't
| find any methode in c# about how show IIS statitics. Maby with WMI
provider?
|
| Thanks for your help.
|
| Regards
|
| Dragan
|

That's what the Performance counters are for. The 'Web Service' object
maintains a 'Total Connections' counter per site and a total count.


Willy.