Hi
I have made an asp.net application in which i have use static variables so i can use these values from one page to other

page or on the same page (on the same page bcoz if i use simple variables then on page postback these variables loss

their data).
Now I publish this application on local intranet. now suppose if i initialize this varibale say( myStaticVar )to 0 as follow

myStaticVar =0.

if there are two users that access this application and one user change its value to 1
myStaticVar =1
then the problem occurs that the second user also get the change value.This means the application is not thread safe. how

this problem can reslove to seperate each user's values to other user's data. as i have declare so many static variables in

my application.
Thanks in advance.

hi there.. you better store this data in cookies or session variables, to avoid passing data from one user to another...

HTH

Gonzalo

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Static variables are independent of any particular object.
They are bound to classes & not objects.
dont use static variables,becuase what is happening is how static variabls behave

I don't think that "thread safe" is being used correctly here. Either way, whether the static var is or isn't thread safe is irrelevant.

Your web assemblies are loaded in one application, the ASP.NET worker process. So the static variables are in the scope of all page requests that come in.

You should really avoid using static variables. Instead you should be using any other means for user based values, which could be viewstate, session or anything else persistent (like a database).

Is there a reason you have chosen static vars instead of something like session?

-Peter

Dear u can use hidden labels(s) in order to store values. Static variables are shared variables and they keep thier last stored value as long as application is running state.

Regards
Ali Irafn