Session_Start infinite loop problem

[Mehdi]

Hi,


In order to keep all my properties and objects that I use in the session in
one place, I have created a class "SessionCore.cs" and on Session_Start I
create a new instance if it as follow:

Session["Core"] = new SessionCore(Session.SessionID);

The somewhere within the application for example when I need to get stored
CustomerID I use the following:

((CoreSession)Session["Core"]).CustomerID

which woks fine as long as in my Web.config I use mode="InProc"


However If I use mode="StateServer" Session_Start in Global.asax will into
infinite loop!


Does anyone know why and what the solution is please?


Thanks for your time in advance.


Kind Regards

Mehdi

 

[bruce barker]

when an object is stored in a non-inporc session manager, it must be
serialized. your default serialization logic must have a loop (say two
objects point to each other, or child to parent). you will have to write a
custom serializer to get around this.

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)


| Hi,
|
|
| In order to keep all my properties and objects that I use in the session
in
| one place, I have created a class "SessionCore.cs" and on Session_Start I
| create a new instance if it as follow:
|
| Session["Core"] = new SessionCore(Session.SessionID);
|
| The somewhere within the application for example when I need to get stored
| CustomerID I use the following:
|
| ((CoreSession)Session["Core"]).CustomerID
|
| which woks fine as long as in my Web.config I use mode="InProc"
|
|
| However If I use mode="StateServer" Session_Start in Global.asax will into
| infinite loop!
|
|
| Does anyone know why and what the solution is please?
|
|
| Thanks for your time in advance.
|
|
| Kind Regards
|
| Mehdi
|
|

 

[Mehdi]

Thanks Bruce,

I put [Serializable] on top of the SessionCore class and it worked.


Regards


Mehdi