This is now moved from Futures into MVC3. There’s a ControllerSessionState attribute (apparently will be named SessionState for the final release of MVC3), which can be applied to a controller, something like this: [SessionState(SessionStateBehavior.Disabled)] public class MyController : Controller { … (But in the RC version, you must use ControllerSessionState
Lock mechanism exist on both provider and session module (IIS Session Module). You can develop custom session module, but you still need provider without locking or You can develop custom provider without locking but you still need IIS session module and it is not so simple to implement at that level. The Solution is UnlockedStateProvider … Read more
Having multiple worker processes and using InProc does not seem to be compatible. See this: If you enable Web-garden mode by setting the webGarden attribute to true in the processModel element of the application’s Web.config file, do not use InProc session state mode. If you do, data loss can occur if different requests for the … Read more
In ASP.NET MVC abstractions over the classic HttpContext objects Request, Response, Session were introduced. They represent abstract classes and are exposed all over the MVC framework to hide the underlying context and simplify the unit testing because abstract classes can be mocked. For example for the session object you have HttpSessionStateBase and its implementation HttpSessionStateWrapper. … Read more
One critical difference is that IRequiresSessionState puts an exclusive lock on the current session, thereby potentially limiting the # of concurrent requests from the current user. (For more background on this locking phenomenon, see Is it possible to force request concurrency when using ASP.NET sessions?) In contrast, IReadOnlySessionState does not acquire an exclusive lock. This … Read more
Make sure that session directory is writable or you can set a path yourself with: session_save_path This comment is also useful if you are using above function.
There are several reason to invalidate a JWT token before its expiration time: account deleted/blocked/suspended, password changed, permissions changed, user logged out by admin. So your question is on topic There are several techniques to apply or combine depending on your use case 1) Remove the client token from local storage 2) Token blacklist: Store … Read more
SignalR connections (including the connection underlying all Hub operations for a client) do not support Session state. You could enable it if you wanted to but we’d strongly recommend against it as session state access serializes requests for a given client, meaning you won’t really get the benefit from SignalR duplex messaging anymore, as one … Read more
Implement the System.Web.SessionState.IRequiresSessionState interface public class Handler : IHttpHandler, System.Web.SessionState.IRequiresSessionState { public void ProcessRequest(HttpContext context) { context.Session[“StackOverflow”] = “overflowing”; context.Response.Redirect(“~/AnotherPage.aspx”); } }