Step-1 :
In the Application_OnStart subroutine, we have to set the user count to 0, when the server starts the application.
Sub Application_OnStart (Sender as Object, E as EventArgs)
' Set user count to 0 when start the application
Application("ActiveUsers") = 0
End Sub
Step-2 :
In the Session_OnStart subroutine, we have to increament the Activeuser by 1:
Sub Session_OnStart (Sender as Object, E as EventArgs)
Application.Lock
Application("ActiveUsers") = Cint(Application("ActiveUsers")) + 1
Application.UnLock
End Sub
In this case you have to set Timeout – you don’t need to put anything here, but the default Timeout is 20 minutes, so you can change it depending on the needs of your particular application.
To set the session start time, we add (Session(”Start”) = Now). Basically, when the user hits the site and opens a web page (asp.net page), at the time of opening the page, the session starts. Next, we increase the active visitors count when we start the session (Application(”ActiveUsers”) = Cint(Application(”ActiveUsers”)) + 1 ). The Application lock & unlock adds more stability to the counting.
Step-3 :
we must decrement the number of Active Users on the basis of online sessions in the Session_OnEnd subroutine:
Sub Session_OnEnd(Sender as Object, E as EventArgs)
Application.Lock
Application("ActiveUsers") = Cint(Application("ActiveUsers")) - 1
Application.UnLock
End Sub
Step-4 :
Then you can place the following code to access the Application(”ActiveUsers”) in .aspx file
<%
Dim intNumber as Integer
intNumber =Application("ActiveUsers")
response.write (intNumber )
%> Currently Online
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