What event handlers can I include in Global.asax?
In the Global.asax file, you can include several event handlers to handle various events throughout the lifecycle of an ASP.NET application. Here are the event handlers that you can include in the Global.asax file:
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Application_Start: This event occurs when the application is started for the first time or when the application pool is recycled.
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Application_End: This event occurs when the application is shutting down or the application pool is recycled.
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Session_Start: This event occurs when a new user session is started.
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Session_End: This event occurs when a user session is ending, either by timeout or explicitly.
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Application_Error: This event occurs when an unhandled exception is thrown within the application.
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Application_BeginRequest: This event occurs at the beginning of each request.
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Application_AuthenticateRequest: This event occurs when the security module has authenticated the current request.
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Application_AuthorizeRequest: This event occurs when the security module has authorized the current request.
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Application_EndRequest: This event occurs at the end of each request.
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Application_PreRequestHandlerExecute: This event occurs just before the ASP.NET page framework begins executing an event handler like a page or a web service.
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Application_PostRequestHandlerExecute: This event occurs just after an ASP.NET event handler has finished execution.
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Application_PreSendRequestHeaders: This event occurs just before ASP.NET sends the HTTP headers to the client.
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Application_PreSendRequestContent: This event occurs just before ASP.NET sends the content of the response to the client.
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Application_LogRequest: This event occurs when ASP.NET has completed processing the current request and is about to write the request information to the log.
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Application_BeginRequestAsync: This event occurs asynchronously at the beginning of each request.
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Application_EndRequestAsync: This event occurs asynchronously at the end of each request.
These event handlers allow you to write custom logic and perform specific tasks at different stages of the application's lifecycle. By including these event handlers in the Global.asax file, you can control and customize the behavior of your ASP.NET application.