detecting session timeout in Session_End

J

jules

Session_End (global.aspx) is called when Session.Abandon() gets called
explicitly, or when the Session times out (20 minutes by default).

Is there a way to tell which event caused Session_End to be called from
within Session_End?

I can think of some "tricks" (adding a "closing" item to the session just
before doing a Session.Abandon(), for example) but is there a clean way to
do it?
 

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