在ASP.Net中为不同的会话变量设置不同的超时

Question

Is this possible to set different timeout for different session in ASP.Net?

Edited I mean that in the same page i have 2 session variable Session["ss1"] and Session["ss2"], is there possible to set timeout for each session? Or is there anyway to do the same like save session to cookie and set expire? Sry im just new to ASP.Net

Answer 1

I wrote a very simple extender class that does that. You can find the source code here

Usage:

//store and expire after 5 minutes
Session.AddWithTimeout("key", "value", TimeSpan.FromMinutes(5));

Answer 2

在登录时设置任何超时，您可以为不同的用户设置不同的超时...

HttpContext.Current.Session.Timeout = 540;

Answer 3

/// <summary>
/// this class saves something to the Session object
/// but with an EXPIRATION TIMEOUT
/// (just like the ASP.NET Cache)
/// (c) Jitbit 2011. MIT license
/// usage sample:
///  Session.AddWithTimeout(
///   "key",
///   "value",
///   TimeSpan.FromMinutes(5));
/// </summary>
public static class SessionExtender
{
  public static void AddWithTimeout(
    this HttpSessionState session,
    string name,
    object value,
    TimeSpan expireAfter)
  {
    session[name] = value;
    session[name + "ExpDate"] = DateTime.Now.Add(expireAfter);
  }

  public static object GetWithTimeout(
    this HttpSessionState session,
    string name)
  {
    object value = session[name];
    if (value == null) return null;

    DateTime? expDate = session[name + "ExpDate"] as DateTime?;
    if (expDate == null) return null;

    if (expDate < DateTime.Now)
    {
      session.Remove(name);
      session.Remove(name + "ExpDate");
      return null;
    }

    return value;
  }
}
Usage:

//store and expire after 5 minutes
Session.AddWithTimeout("key", "value", TimeSpan.FromMinutes(5));

//get the stored value
Session.GetWithTimeout("key");

by Alex. CEO, founder https://www.jitbit.com/alexblog/196-aspnet-session-caching-expiring-values/

Answer 4

如果您正在讨论不同用户的会话超时，那么您可以使用Global.asax ，您可以使用Session_Start事件，在这种情况下，您可以为不同的用户设置不同的会话超时

Answer 5

The answer is no the session timeout applies to ALL session variables per user. You can however use the cache or a cookie which both support timeout on an individua(per key) level.

But hang on those solutions don't come without some major drawbacks. If you use the cache you lose the privacy the session provides and if you use the cookie you are constrained with file size and serialization issues.

One workaround for this is to use the cache and make sure you include the user's session id in every key you use. This way you'll end up with a cache storage that mimics the session itself.

If you want further functionality and don't want to bother about implementing this however you can use the API from this little project on CodePlex:

http://www.univar.codeplex.com

The version 2.0 offers many storage type options out of the box including a session bound cache.