State Management :: Keep Adding Value In Class Without Initialize It?
Sep 9, 2010
I have two class
e.g
List Class
Value Class
And List Class is inherits from Value Class
e.g
Public Class List
Inherits List(of Value)
Question:
I have Master Page and in master page i have user control, where i want to keep adding value in mention list class and i want to use this list class values in other pages.
How can i adding value in list class without intializing with new??
I am doing a POC of making my website run faster. Currently it stores huge object data in Session while passing information from one page to another. What I was thinking is to use shared methods and properties instead of session. It works, but wanted tocheck if this is an optimum way to do it. Below is the code that does not use session but still pass object data from one page to another:
We are developing a website in which we have a gridview where we have added a hyperlink field to navigate to another web form. Here we have to enter a particular value from the gridview to session in order to display it in another web form as a label.As we are bit new using .Net, could any of you guys please help us in finding a solution.
I wish to persist a class object across postbacks by using a single session variable/object/whatever.
The class has about a dozen single variable properties; and about a dozen table properties; and several methods. The main table tracks rows of sporting event results. The web site will collect one row at a time for each postback. The data in the object's constructor is based on a dataset, but the data in the class will grow each time I do a postback so I don't want to loose the information in the class. The data isn't very big - it will fill a single computer screen.
Being new to programming I am thinking that I can store the dataset in the session but that would slow down the response time because I the methods would have to be called to refine the data - or maybe I can just store the entire class object in a session.
my solution currently has a website project and a class library project. I am attempting to access a session object from my class library but it is always returning null. In a settings class in my class library I store these values like so:
private static SessionProperty<WebUser> _currentUser = new SessionProperty<WebUser>("CurrentUser", delegate { return new WebUser(); }); public static WebUser CurrentUser { get { return _currentUser.Value; } set { _currentUser.Value = value; } }
I can access this just fine from any aspx page codebehind like so:
I'm having a problem with a class library I'm building. I have a class called Users and inside this class I have a property called UserInfo that is an object. Both of the classes Users and UserInfo are built using MyGenerations dOOdads. When I create an object instance of the Users class I am able to access the UserInfo property without a problem in my Windows App, however when I using the same library in a website the UserInfo property continues to return a no reference error. Like I said when running it in a WinApp I have no problems at all, I can access the UserInfo property and likewise all of UserInfo's properties. I am also having problems trying to debug the library using the website. And again I have no problems when using the WinApp. The way I've set it up is I have the Class library project open, and then I add the WinApp project and then the website project. When I set the WinApp as the startup project and run it I have no problems, I can set breakpoints and step through the code no problem. But when I set the Website as the startup project and try to debug I get a massage saying the breakpoint won't be hit. I then do what it tells me and right click on the breakpoint and set the location to allow the source to be different. This lets me hit the breakpoint, but every time I hit F10 to step I get "There is no source code available for the current location." For every step I take. This is making it really hard for me to figure out what going on with the code in the website. Sorry for the lengthy explanation. Here's the Users class, again it works great in the WinApp, just not the website.
I am creating a static variable and adding to session.This variable has value that is user specific. Now I am getting a problem with this users are complaining that they are getting values that should be another users. It's like a mix up with session. Could this be because of static variable declaration?
By using AJAX am trying to call a webmethod in Code behind. In that webmethod I want to put some dynamic grid data and text box data to session. But WEBMETHOD is static, so we wont get access to Session and web controls. Is there any other method to achieve that goal.in window.onbeforeunload calling a script, that script calls a webmethod. This is the procedure i am following.
i have created a user control UserControl.ascx, in Code behind file of UserControl.ascx i have created an object of a class MyClass.cs,
Like
if(!Page.IsPostback) { objMyClass= new MyClass(); }
but when i click on button of UserControl.ascx page and try to access objMyClass object then it set as null, so how to persist MyClass object when page PostBack, i wanted to keep object persist till the user access the page, when user goes out of this page then object should distroy?
I'd like to be able to reference the asp.net objects Session, Request, from a procedure without passing them in as parameters all the time. Is there a way to do this. For example, now I have
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I'd like to call it like this "ContextPT.GetSession()" and have GetSession know how to find the Session object. I know this does not seem like a big deal in this case, but I have reasons.
SessionStateModule raises a Start event with a new seesion. Is there a pointer to "deep dive" information?
In particular,
(1) I want to preserve Session state information across a postback to external (web-based) services in my VS 2008 development environment, but am finding that my code is triggering the creation of a new session.
(2) I am using IIS to host WCF Service calls, and it appears that many of those calls trigger the creation of a session. I would like to dive deeper into this, and try to manage (reduce) the number of sessions that are created and their behavior.
I am trying to incorporate AJAX in my web project for the first time and it isn't working. I don't know how to instantiate a class once and use AJAX to update the dataset numerous times before updating the database changes using a postback.
My project is to learn AJAX with a class object. Clicking the button is supposed to increment a count by one using a class to store the count. Here is my class:
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Here is my HTML code:
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And here are my button click event code snippets:
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My problem is that as I step through the code (after clicking on the second button) it instantiates a new class object each time which returns a value of 2 every time. I have tried to fix the problem by putting my counter class instantiation in the pageload event using "If Not IsPostBack Then ..." but my probem there is that the button click event block of code would not recognize the cCount class - it put the blue lines under the cCount
My goal is to have the class object available to multiple events in the code behind: especially using AJAX to build records in one of my DataSet tables Does anyone know how to handle this?
I'm trying to save a custom class in a session, but it just never gets saved, along with other sessions. Note that my SessionMode = STATESERVER, and i cannot change it to INPROC as per our business requirement. This is my class
/*******START*******/ [Serializable] public class User : ISerializable { private int _userId; public int UserId { get { return _userId; } set { _userId = value; } } //custom class private TDB.tdbUser _tdbUserDetails; public TDB.tdbUser tdbUserDetails { get { return _tdbUserDetails; } set { _tdbUserDetails = value; } } //collection of custom class Sites private List<Sites> _assignedSites; public List<Sites> AssignedSites { get { return _assignedSites; } set { _assignedSites = value; } } public User() { //Constructor code } /******SERIALIZATION*****/ protected User(SerializationInfo info, StreamingContext context) { this._userId = (int)info.GetValue("_userId", typeof(int)); this._assignedSites = (List<Sites>)info.GetValue("_assignedSites", typeof(List<Sites>)); this._tdbUserDetails = (TDB.tdbUser)info.GetValue("_tdbUserDetails", typeof(TDB.tdbUser)); } [SecurityPermission(SecurityAction.LinkDemand, Flags = SecurityPermissionFlag.SerializationFormatter)] void ISerializable.GetObjectData(SerializationInfo info, StreamingContext context) { info.AddValue("_userId", this._userId); info.AddValue("_assignedSites", this._assignedSites); info.AddValue("_tdbUserDetails", this._tdbUserDetails); } } /*******END*******/
The calling code is just this: (User)HttpContext.Current.Session["TDBUSER"];
I want to know , how good / bad is it to save configuration values in a static properties?I am creating an application which reads configuration from an XML file and a DataContext file, instead of sending the CustomConfig class into the configuration.xml each time I tought about using an ReadXml() method on application_start at the global.ascx
the ReadXml() method would save the data in static properties of CustomConfig and whereever I would want to read that particler data I would ask CustomConfig.PROERTY_NAME
My question is ? how smart it is ? how long does IIS would save the data in a static member? (if as long as the application exists then I'm ok as long as I add the ReadXml() in the application_start)
I am developing a intranet site and want to track the users, I am using session for this purpose, I am using windows authentication mode so there is no login form here. When a user clicks the url for the first time a new session is created and at that time I am adding a entry in a table(say :Users) with username and logintime and sessionid etc. Below is the logic Iam using in form_load event of Default.aspx
If session("user") is nothing then ---create new session (at this point I am adding a entry in table(users)) Else --- use the same session and continue the work. End if
When I check the users info in the table some entries are created with same userid and same sessionids with different login time, how this is possible. I just want to know who is logged in and what time.
I've done a bit of searching on this subject and haven't found anything so far. I am successfully using the Profile object and am saving Profile records away into my SQL Server Database. I have checked using the stored procedures and viewed the individual records to know they are there. However, I want to create a WebForm that can enumerate through all of the users in my Membership DB (Same DB as the Profile DB) and list each user in a grid showing what values each user has within their profile. For example:
Username Profile Element 1 Profile Element 2 Profile Element 3 bob true false true fred true false true
I want however to replace the 'Profile Element 1' etc etc to display the actual name of the Profile. I would like to do this programmatically so I don't have to recompile the website everytime I add a new Profile element.
Everytime I try to send something (or refresh page for that matter), gameclass is reseted and it's value is null. I need this to be presitant for at least one user.I know controller is not the best place for that logic, but for now I'm only making basic iterations on how things work.
I need to keep a global variable throughout the whole time the user is at my site, but do I use Application or a static class? The string variable should store a region name and my site makes a few changes depending on which region that has been set.
I read that Application was mainly for classic ASP, but I also read that a static class cannot be instantiated at runtime (e.g. when the user has logged in).
So, have I got something wrong here and which solution do I use?