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Hi Marc ,
    Thanks for your valuable suggestions.
    Right now we are following your third suggestion , we are having a base
class for our pages.
    But the other two are also very helpful.
    Thanks once again.
        Sunil

"Marc Rohloff [TeamB]" <"on request"> wrote in message
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> On Wed, 4 Aug 2004 10:38:53 +0530, Sunil.P.Thomas wrote:
>
> >         The admin of the web site decides that a specific  active user
> > should log off.
>
> There is no list of session objects. When a user fetches a page a
> session object is created and loaded from some sort of store. The page
> is processed and then the session is saved back to the store and the
> session object destroyed. It may be 20 minutes before the user
> accesses a page again and during that time there will be no session
> object for his session.
>
> Solutions:
> * You can access the store and change the session there. For example
> if you use SQL server as your store it should be easy to run a query
> against the database. If you are using a state server it might be
> possible you would have to try and find the API for the server.
>
> * Instead of coding in each page write a global handler in the
> global.asax file. I would guess you would want to write a handler for
> the 'BeginRequest' event.
>
> * Write Page class which does the common work for you. Derive all your
> pages from this base class.
>
> --
> Marc Rohloff [TeamB]
> marc rohloff at myrealbox dot com