Hi again Jay,

One note about the timeouts... please realize that you are talking about session timeouts, so if you have 3 instances active, all off of the same session, and there is a request on any one of the instances, that counts as zeroing the session timeout timer.

It's only if there is no activity on ALL the instances of the same session that you actually get a session timeout.

Palli

Hi Jay,

You are welcome. Glad it worked for you.

I think the Debug.WriteLine not showing in the Debug window has something to do with default settings of the .NET framework and probably the project. Debug is not active by default, except for debug builds of the project. See MSDN documentation here.

Simply switching Debug out and use Trace instead (Trace.WriteLine), the output apprears in the Immediate window. The Trace is active for more types of builds than Debug is.

I tested Trace in your project, and it works fine.

Palli

Hi Jay,

You are most welcome. Glad I could help.

Palli