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Hi there

I would like the server to run some code AFTER it has completely
rendered the page and sent it to the client - is this possible?

Thanks in advance

Rich Stone

"Rich" <> wrote in message news: om...
> Hi there
>
> I would like the server to run some code AFTER it has completely
> rendered the page and sent it to the client - is this possible?
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Rich Stone

You probably need the Unload event.

See
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...bjectmodel.asp

Hans Kesting

Thanks for the reply, but (from the article you linked to):

"The final sign of life of a page is the Unload event that arrives just
before the page object is dismissed. In this event you should release
any critical resource you might have (for example, files, graphical
objects, database connections).

Finally, after this event the browser receives the HTTP response packet
and displays the page."

The code I want to run needs to be AFTER the client has received the
page. I don't want the code slowing down the speed it takes for the
response after the request.

Is this possible?


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Rich:

Perhaps you are looking for the EndRequest event of the
HttpApplication class. You could hook this event in Global.asax.

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On Mon, 06 Sep 2004 11:31:22 -0700, Rich Stone
<> wrote:

>
>
>Thanks for the reply, but (from the article you linked to):
>
>"The final sign of life of a page is the Unload event that arrives just
>before the page object is dismissed. In this event you should release
>any critical resource you might have (for example, files, graphical
>objects, database connections).
>
>Finally, after this event the browser receives the HTTP response packet
>and displays the page."
>
>The code I want to run needs to be AFTER the client has received the
>page. I don't want the code slowing down the speed it takes for the
>response after the request.
>
>Is this possible?
>
>
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