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Jeremiah Jacobs replied to Seth Bailey at 10-Nov-06 08:08

you lose session state when the application pool is recycled (unless you r using sql server to store your sessions, of course) if that is your problem, and it occurs frequently, then someone missconfigured your webserver as app. pool recycling can be regulated in IIS. i personally think that the error message received sounds like its the app_pool... just a guess, but i'd take a look at the iis settings... try putting the app in a seperate pool for testing, or regulate the recyle settings.

jj

 

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  Session state has created a session id, but cannot save it because the response was already flushed by the application. - Seth Bailey  10-Nov-06 05:28 5:28:51 PM
      Are you doing anything with Session in the Session_Start - Peter Bromberg  10-Nov-06 05:43 5:43:33 PM
          Not using Response.Flush or Event Handlers - Seth Bailey  10-Nov-06 06:05 6:05:12 PM
              re - Jeremiah Jacobs  10-Nov-06 08:08 8:08:28 PM
      Try this - David Weprin  06-Dec-06 02:32 2:32:51 PM
      Solution to problem when upgrading from 1.1 to 2.0 - Francisco Gutierrez  23-Apr-07 01:17 1:17:09 PM
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