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Will Asp.net run its full page life cycle although the remote connection was closed unexpectedly to a state that stream data cannot be send the client? It is a blank asp.net page with default values. and I am concern about OnUnLoad event not being executed. Will it actually happen?
Anyone got any detail info on this?
I think you should design your pages in a way that does not rely on that event execution.
The web/network is unpredictable, anything can always happen, browser crash, bug, connection is lost or slow or works and doesn’t then works again…
I am convinced that when you close the browser the web request is disposed but since you ask about the web form page life cycle, it concludes with the
Page_PreRenderthen the data is sent to the client, there are so many variables and possibilities that I think is safer to always imagine the whole life cycle will get executed even if there will be nobody to use/consume the response.