SessionIDManager.InitializeRequest(HttpContext, Boolean, Boolean) Method
Definition
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Performs per-request initialization of the SessionIDManager object.
public:
virtual bool InitializeRequest(System::Web::HttpContext ^ context, bool suppressAutoDetectRedirect, [Runtime::InteropServices::Out] bool % supportSessionIDReissue);public bool InitializeRequest (System.Web.HttpContext context, bool suppressAutoDetectRedirect, out bool supportSessionIDReissue);abstract member InitializeRequest : System.Web.HttpContext * bool * bool -> bool
override this.InitializeRequest : System.Web.HttpContext * bool * bool -> boolPublic Function InitializeRequest (context As HttpContext, suppressAutoDetectRedirect As Boolean, ByRef supportSessionIDReissue As Boolean) As BooleanParameters
- context
- HttpContext
The HttpContext object that contains information about the current request.
- suppressAutoDetectRedirect
- Boolean
true to redirect to determine cookie support; otherwise, false to suppress automatic redirection to determine cookie support.
- supportSessionIDReissue
- Boolean
When this method returns, contains a Boolean that indicates whether the SessionIDManager object supports issuing new session IDs when the original ID is out of date. This parameter is passed uninitialized.
Returns
true to indicate the SessionIDManager object has done a redirect to determine cookie support; otherwise, false.
Implements
Remarks
When the cookieless attribute of the sessionState element is set to AutoDetect, the SessionIDManager object will redirect to the same path to determine whether the connecting browser supports cookies. If the suppressAutoDetectRedirect parameter is false, the server will not perform this redirection.
The supportSessionIDReissue parameter will be returned false if the request is using cookies for session identification.
