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I have web application in asp.net . in order to stay user logged in some how i need to extend session timeout value at runtime. suppose it is 30 min initial. and upto 29 min use not had any activity and suddenly he click some button on page at this glance there should be remaining 1 min + 30 min should extend. is this possible ? how to do that or is this internally managed in .net
As far as I know, this is the default behavior. ASP.NET implements a rolling timeout mechanism that only terminates the session information for a user if no request is received within the timeout period, but it resets the “clock” everytime a new request related to the session is received.