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Session object error 'ASP 0185 : 8002000e'
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE=VBScript RUNAT=Server>
Sub Session_OnStart
session("key") = 1
dim dirDictionaryf
set dirDictionary =server.CreateObject("Scri
session("kk")=dirDictionar
end Sub
</SCRIPT>
this code is writing on global.asa file.
But it showing an error which is given below
Session object error 'ASP 0185 : 8002000e'
Missing Default Property
A default property was not found for the object.
Any body can help me
Sub Session_OnStart
session("key") = 1
dim dirDictionaryf
set dirDictionary =server.CreateObject("Scri
session("kk")=dirDictionar
end Sub
</SCRIPT>
this code is writing on global.asa file.
But it showing an error which is given below
Session object error 'ASP 0185 : 8002000e'
Missing Default Property
A default property was not found for the object.
Any body can help me
suneesh -- I can't tell you what the problem is, but I can tell you this: you should definately not be storing a dictionary object in particular, but more generally any object at all, in the session object.
the dictionary object in particular bad to stuff into session; I will look for the MS Q that describes why. in general, objects in session will hang your IIS in a multi-user envrinronemt; it has to do with threading and you're tempting fate if you try it.
if you describe why you are trying to put a dictionary here, i or someone else may be able to suggest alternatives.
c
the dictionary object in particular bad to stuff into session; I will look for the MS Q that describes why. in general, objects in session will hang your IIS in a multi-user envrinronemt; it has to do with threading and you're tempting fate if you try it.
if you describe why you are trying to put a dictionary here, i or someone else may be able to suggest alternatives.
c
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As hongjun told it's not advisable to store any objects in session.
Just I tell you what's wrong with your code
What you did in the second posting is correct.
<OBJECT RUNAT="Server" SCOPE="Session" ID="dirDictionary" PROGID="Scripting.Dictiona
Here you already defined the dictionary object with session scope, then why are you again trying to store it in a session variable like:
set("kk")=dirDictionary
You don?t need this.
You can just access this dictionary object by it?s name in any page like:
dirDictionary.Add ?key?, ?value?
In the first posting you have to do like:
Set session("kk")=dirDictionar
Just I tell you what's wrong with your code
What you did in the second posting is correct.
<OBJECT RUNAT="Server" SCOPE="Session" ID="dirDictionary" PROGID="Scripting.Dictiona
Here you already defined the dictionary object with session scope, then why are you again trying to store it in a session variable like:
set("kk")=dirDictionary
You don?t need this.
You can just access this dictionary object by it?s name in any page like:
dirDictionary.Add ?key?, ?value?
In the first posting you have to do like:
Set session("kk")=dirDictionar
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PROGID="Scripting.Dictiona
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE=VBScript RUNAT=Server>
Sub Session_OnStart
session("key") = 1
set("kk")=dirDictionary
end Sub
</SCRIPT>
I tried this way also.The same error coming there also