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Going to need to see the code but my first guess is somehow this is using a global variable and not considering the web session id...<br />
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-D-
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Going to need to see the code but my first guess is somehow this is using a global variable and not considering the web session id...

-D-

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Can you write some detail about how data is processed? may be some things from cache is picked or may be from a database table.
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Can you write some detail about how data is processed? may be some things from cache is picked or may be from a database table.

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@tr57285 - Have you tried monitoring your client traffic using the built-in browser tools for IE, Chrome, FireFox?<br />
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You might be able to trace down the source of leak by capturing the browser traffic.<br />
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If that doesn't work, try the Fiddler web browser debugging proxy - <a href="http://www.telerik.com/fiddler" rel="ugc">http://www.telerik.com/fiddler</a>
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@tr57285 - Have you tried monitoring your client traffic using the built-in browser tools for IE, Chrome, FireFox?

You might be able to trace down the source of leak by capturing the browser traffic.

If that doesn't work, try the Fiddler web browser debugging proxy - http://www.telerik.com/fiddler [http://www.telerik.com/fiddler]

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Hi All,<br />
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So I have a site using Windows Authentication and an Application Pool using a specific user account for access.<br />
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On my page it uses a JavaScript AJAX query to a code behind C# page which spits back data to JavaScript which puts it on the page.<br />
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Sometimes (more then exception than the rule) it will spit out results from another users query instead of mine or vice versa.<br />
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I am wondering if anyone has experienced this before and what be causing it.
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Hi All,

So I have a site using Windows Authentication and an Application Pool using a specific user account for access.

On my page it uses a JavaScript AJAX query to a code behind C# page which spits back data to JavaScript which puts it on the page.

Sometimes (more then exception than the rule) it will spit out results from another users query instead of mine or vice versa.

I am wondering if anyone has experienced this before and what be causing it.

ASP.NET AJAX Query response leakage

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