Hello,
We're experiencing some strange behaviour with the sessions on one of our clients. The program runs on an IIS and it's an ISAPI application connected to a database that basically manages the lawyer's files with some menus and forms that interact.
The client wants that the session they are working in will never expires until they don' close the window browser, and this can be hours with the browser opened but without user's interaction. To do so, we have setted all forms with the keep-alive true and lengthened the servercontroller sessiontimeout to 240 minutes.
If perhaps the applicaton remains an hour and the user comes back to the form and clicks on it, sometimes the application returns to the main page and starts another session instead of remaining to the form with same data they've leaved an hour ago, without errors and without closing the session.
If we look at the server we suspect that the previous session is still running, but impossible to reach, and surely a new session has been created.
I've recently changed sessioncookies to false but it's the same and i think usecookies it's mandatory as we work with sessions.
What else can we review?
Thank you very much.
We're experiencing some strange behaviour with the sessions on one of our clients. The program runs on an IIS and it's an ISAPI application connected to a database that basically manages the lawyer's files with some menus and forms that interact.
The client wants that the session they are working in will never expires until they don' close the window browser, and this can be hours with the browser opened but without user's interaction. To do so, we have setted all forms with the keep-alive true and lengthened the servercontroller sessiontimeout to 240 minutes.
If perhaps the applicaton remains an hour and the user comes back to the form and clicks on it, sometimes the application returns to the main page and starts another session instead of remaining to the form with same data they've leaved an hour ago, without errors and without closing the session.
If we look at the server we suspect that the previous session is still running, but impossible to reach, and surely a new session has been created.
I've recently changed sessioncookies to false but it's the same and i think usecookies it's mandatory as we work with sessions.
What else can we review?
Thank you very much.