I have face a requirement,
I want client access a data center but without use database , so I want my web app can retain a global or Application session variable, that contains the data, every client can access the same data... I am try to declare in golabl, but seem it only can store String but others ...
how to solve this problem ?
thanks.
To Share the data with all application users, you can use ASP.NET Application object. Given is the sample code to access Application object in ASP.NET:
Hashtable htblGlobalValues = null; if (Application["GlobalValueKey"] != null) { htblGlobalValues = Application["GlobalValueKey"] as Hashtable; } else { htblGlobalValues = new Hashtable(); } htblGlobalValues.Add("Key1", "Value1"); htblGlobalValues.Add("Key2", "Value2"); this.Application["GlobalValueKey"] = htblGlobalValues; Application["GlobalValueKey"] can be used anywhere in the whole application by any user. It will be common to all application users.
Another option of defining a global variable is by creating a static class with a static property:
public static class GlobalVariables { public static string MyGlobalVariable { get; set; } } You can make this more complex if you are going to use this as a data store, but the same idea goes. Say, you have a dictionary to store your global data, you could do something like this:
public static class GlobalData { private static readonly object _syncRoot = new object(); private static Dictionary<string, int> _data; public static int GetItemsByTag(string tag) { lock (_syncRoot) { if (_data == null) _data = LoadItemsByTag(); return _data[tag]; } } private static Dictionary<string, int> LoadItemsByTag() { var result = new Dictionary<string, int>(); // Load the data from e.g. an XML file into the result object. return result; } } 
AppDomain. Is that the same as within the pool?AppDomain. Do you know some documentation of that?You can stuff data into the Application object if you want. It isn't persistent across application instances, but that may sufficient.
(I'm not for a minute going to suggest this is a best practice, but without a clearer picture of the requirements, that's all I can suggest.)
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.web.ui.page.application.aspx
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.web.httpapplication.aspx
If you are using WebApplication or MVC just go to Global.asax (in WebSite project you need to add Global.asax from the add new item menu).
I will explain to deploy two global variables for your web application:
Open the Global.asax file, then define your variable in Application_Start function as following:
void Application_Start(object sender, EventArgs e) { Application.Lock(); Application["variable1"] = "Some Value for variable1"; Application["variable2"] = "Some Value for variable2"; Application.UnLock(); }
If you want to use that those global variables in aspx pages just need to call them like this:
<p>I want to call variable1 <%=Application["variable1"].ToString() %></p> <p>I want to call variable1 <%=Application["variable2"].ToString() %></p>
But if you want to use that those global variables in server-side call'em like this:
protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { string str1 = Application["variable1"].ToString(); string str2 = Application["variable2"].ToString(); } Note: You must be aware that these global variables are public to all users and aren't suitable for authentication jobs.
