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Does Application_End() not get called when running inside Visual Studio? It's called &quot;Once per lifetime&quot;, and not when I end the application.<br />
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Any idea why not?
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Does Application_End() not get called when running inside Visual Studio? It's called "Once per lifetime", and not when I end the application.

Any idea why not?

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neither Application_End() not Dispose() is getting called.<br />
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neither Application_End() not Dispose() is getting called.



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Also, when I start in Visual Studio, Application_Start() is also not getting called. I see I need to read that link, but I do need to catch every time the session ends. What's a better function to that Application_End()?
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Also, when I start in Visual Studio, Application_Start() is also not getting called. I see I need to read that link, but I do need to catch every time the session ends. What's a better function to that Application_End()?

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Thanks, here's my link to the EE question I placed where I am looking for a different function that's called when the browser closes:<br />
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<a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/26864364/Need-to-catch-Browser-Close.html" rel="ugc">https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/26864364/Need-to-catch-Browser-Close.html</a>
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Thanks, here's my link to the EE question I placed where I am looking for a different function that's called when the browser closes:

https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/26864364/Need-to-catch-Browser-Close.html [https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/26864364/Need-to-catch-Browser-Close.html]

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I need to clean up at the end of a session by deleting a record. What else must I do since I presume I am overriding the default behavior?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
newbieweb
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I need to clean up at the end of a session by deleting a record. What else must I do since I presume I am overriding the default behavior?

Thanks,
newbieweb

I need to call Application_End()

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