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It’s well known fact that static variable cannot be used in
Web Application as it remains static through out application.But,is there any scenario where static variable can be used in Web Application to achieve the functionality?
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I’m not sure if I understand the question, but there are cases in which using a static variable in a web application is perfectly fine, if one understands the implications. For instance, a common usage in .NET web applications using NHibernate and the “session-per-request” model is to keep a static instance of an ISessionFactory around to create new NHibernate sessions. This is useful since session factories are very heavy objects and generally take a lot of resources to create.