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Session Timeout intercept. - OronzoConte - 09-18-2019 Hallo, How isĀ it possible, in "IWUserSessionBaseDestroy" to know if the procedure is activated by a Session Timeout? Thank you for your time. RE: Session Timeout intercept. - Alexandre Machado - 09-23-2019 The only thing that actually destroys a session is the timeout thread, even when you explicitly terminate a session (it will be collected later by the timeout thread in the background). I wonder if you are trying to find out is if a timeout actually occurred? RE: Session Timeout intercept. - OronzoConte - 09-23-2019 Hallo Alexander, when the user clicks a 'close' button on the main form, my application is terminated by source line: WebApplication.Terminate('Sessione conclusa.'); So I see that "IWUserSessionBaseDestroy" is immediately activated. This is the reason to know if the destrroy derives from a regular close or from system timeout. Do I wrong anything? Thank you very much for your time. RE: Session Timeout intercept. - kudzu - 09-24-2019 If there isnt anything built in, you could always set a flag on the session when you terminate it manually. RE: Session Timeout intercept. - OronzoConte - 09-25-2019 (09-24-2019, 03:08 PM)kudzu Wrote: If there isnt anything built in, you could always set a flag on the session when you terminate it manually.Thank you very much. I will do so. |