/// <summary>
/// Initializes Session variables when application is set to development Mode. This event fires when user
/// session begins.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="sender"></param>
/// <param name="e"></param>
protected void Session_Start(Object sender, EventArgs e)
{
SecurityController sc = new SecurityController();
if (sc.CheckDevelopmentMode())
{
//default development values: must be corresponding record in development database or development mode will cause error on login page
try
{
UserDa da = new UserDa();
int userLoginId = da.RecordUserLogin(HttpContext.Current.User.Identity.Name);
Session[SessionKey.DatasetId] = 1;
Session[SessionKey.PatientId] = 1;
Session[SessionKey.LoginId] = 0;// userLoginId;
Session[SessionKey.GroupViewCode] = "PATIENT LISTS,PATIENT DATA,FORMS,DATA ANALYSIS,PROTOCOL MANAGER,EFORMS";
Session[SessionKey.PtMRN] = "00000000";
Session[SessionKey.PtFirstName] = "John";
Session[SessionKey.PtLastName] = "Doe";
Session[SessionKey.PtDOB] = "01/01/1950";
}
catch (System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException noDevelopmentModeInfoInDatabaseException)
{
string output = "<strong>Your system is in Development Mode and does not have the required User and Patient in the database.<br>" +
"Development mode puts a default user and patient in session so you can update code without logging in after each change.<br>We recommend using developmentMode only if you will be making very frequent updates to the code. It should ALWAYS be turned off when testing." +
"<br><br><font color=red>To turn OFF development mode, set the \"developmentMode\" key equal to FALSE in the web.config file.</font><br><br>" +
"To use developmentMode, add the UserName \"DevModeUser\" to your Users table, and add the following patient to your Patients table:<br>PtMRN = 00000000<br>PtFirstName = John<br>PtLastName = Doe<br>PtDOB = 01/01/1950";
Response.Write(output);
Response.Write("<br><br><br>Exception Detail: " + noDevelopmentModeInfoInDatabaseException.Message);
}
return;
}
}