All Objects
OBJECT: Session
Modified in version 3.0
The first time a user makes a document request, a
Session
object is assigned to the user and it is used to store, share, and retrieve information concerning the user session. By default, the
Session
object is destroyed after a session has been idle for twenty minutes.
PROPERTIES
CodePage
Property
The
CodePage
property specifies the server codepage that will be used to display dynamic content.
LCID
Property
The
LCID
property specifies the location identifier that will be used to display dynamic content.
SessionID
Property
The
SessionID
property returns the unique identifier for a user session.
Timeout
Property
The
Timeout
property is the length of time in minutes before an idle session is terminated.
COLLECTION PROPERTIES
Contents
Collection Property
The
Contents
collection property contains all of the items that have been created and added to the
Session
object through script commands, rather than using the HTML <OBJECT> tag.
StaticObjects
Collection Property
The
StaticObjects
collection property contains all of the items created in the Global.asa file using the HTML <OBJECT> tag within the scope of the
Session
object.
METHODS
Abandon
Method
The
Abandon
method terminates a user session, destroys all data and objects in the current
Session
object, and releases its resources.
Contents.Remove
Method
Implemented in version 3.0
The
Contents.Remove
method is used to remove a single item from a
Contents
collection.
Contents.RemoveAll
Method
Implemented in version 3.0
The
Contents.RemoveAll
method is used to remove all items from a
Contents
collection.
EVENTS
OnEnd
Event
The
OnEnd
event occurs when the
Session
quits. The signal of this event will run a handler script in the Global.asa file, if the script exists.
OnStart
Event
The
OnStart
event occurs before the start of any new
Session
by a user. The signal of this event will run a handler script in the Global.asa file, if the script exists.
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