My point is not to use session, so I don't want to use <a href="http://asp.net/" target="_blank">ASP.NET</a> sessions. <br><br>If I
want to track sessions, your idea can be good, I would probably
implement something similiar fo non Anonymous users... But in this case
insead of pinging to keep session alive, I would just tell users to save
data because of session expiration. It's WEB. Sessions Expire. Users
must know it... well, this just my opinion! ...and pinging can lead to
various security risks.<br>
<br>The problem is with anonymous users, that is for Web Site with maps
served transparently to users by MapGuide.<div class="im"><br><br>
"On an infinitely fast machine, MapGuide can serve an infinite number
of
users."<br></div>..ok! I knew it! I must test!!! This was just to
request if someone had made some tests and to share his/her
experience....<div class="im"><br><br> "You cannot reference a class
directly without referencing the dll (eg
MgException).<br> You can use a more generic try/catch to read the
description without
knowing the type:<br>
try<br>
{<br>
//Bad code here<br>
}<br>
catch (Execption ex)<br>
{<br>
//Also catches MgExceptions and the like<br>
Console.Writeline(ex.Message);<br>
}"<br><br></div>What do you menan? I reference "MapGuideDotNetApi.dll".
My problem is with "cross AppDomain calls". Refer to "<a href="http://winterdom.com/2007/01/makeexceptionclassesserializable" target="_blank">http://winterdom.com/2007/01/makeexceptionclassesserializable</a>"
for an explanation.<div class="im"><br>
<br>"Btw., your attachment did not make it."<br></div>What does it
means? You was not able to download my attach?<br><br>Anyway, thanks for
your answer.<br><br>Regards pietro ianniello<br><br><br>