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How Sessions Time Out....?

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17 Feb 2011 1  
  I wonder some times how statemanagement efficiently helps a developer to handle the user sessions. Session state management is one which should be

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  I wonder some times how statemanagement efficiently helps a developer to handle the user sessions. Session state management is one which should be handled with care, Other wise it can create various problems.   We have to identify how are these sessions expire..?

When does a session begins..?

    Ofcourse,  When the user make a request to login to a site, one user session begins.

Then when does it ends..?

   1)   When the user logs out, automatically the session is cleared and all the session memory variables are freed.

           (Here Session.Abandon() is called)

  2)   When the user is not responsing through the browser till the timeout period occurs, the session will be expired.

  3)   When user interacts to the same session through different browsers, some problems may occur. It is handled according to the different behaviours of browsers.

  4)   When the User closes the Browser, The Session timeout occurs.

 

    These are the different ways through which a session expires.


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