Reputation:
Is there a way to view ongoing sessions in Visual studio while debugging a asp.net application?
And if there is, can you kill the sessions somehow?
I need this cause I need to check what, and how to fix, the problems that occurs when a session indeed has died and the user tries to do something that requires the specific session.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 2667
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Ah! In the Autos window I could edit the session value to null, and getting the result I wanted.
Upvotes: 0
Reputation:
I think I found a way to see it, and its content. While stepping though the code, stepping over line when the session I need to check is used, you can see it and its content in the "Autos" window. (Debug -> Windows -> Autos).
Cannot kill it though.
Upvotes: 3
Reputation: 13742
Would putting Trace = "True" in your page directive solve your issue? or are you asking whether the VS has a built in tool to manage sessions? if so, as far as I know it doesn't
Upvotes: 0