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I just downloaded the BestPractices (206446_bestpractices). The masterpage example is working fine but we need to use a httpmodule. That example is also working ok as long as you don't use a scriptmanager. When I place a scriptmanager on the page it postback with multiple threads. The first thread is ok but the ones afterwards are getting errors at retrieving the context from the sessionvariable coz it's been cleared by the first thread. What can be done about it, checking before retrieving the session variable is a thing but is there a more elegant way?
Thanks
I just downloaded the BestPractices (206446_bestpractices). The masterpage example is working fine but we need to use a httpmodule. That example is also working ok as long as you don't use a scriptmanager. When I place a scriptmanager on the page it postback with multiple threads. The first thread is ok but the ones afterwards are getting errors at retrieving the context from the sessionvariable coz it's been cleared by the first thread. What can be done about it, checking before retrieving the session variable is a thing but is there a more elegant way?
Thanks
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answered on 01 Oct 2010, 12:48 PM
Hi Insad,
You could try using the current thread id as key to your cached objectscope/context. You can obtain it here:
This will ensure that you'll have a unique key for each thread (request) that is spawn from the thread pool that your webapp is running under.
Regards
Henrik
You could try using the current thread id as key to your cached objectscope/context. You can obtain it here:
System.Threading.Thread.CurrentThread.ManagedThreadId
This will ensure that you'll have a unique key for each thread (request) that is spawn from the thread pool that your webapp is running under.
Regards
Henrik