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Ken Cox [Microsoft MVP]
It seems to me that sessions are part of ASP and ASP.NET and that they just use
IIS as a vehicle for fetching and sending the memory-based cookie that helps
implement sessions.
That said, ASP sessions are isolated from ASP.NET sessions but I've seen some
references to ways of letting them reach out to each other.
Ken
I couldn't find specific information in the documentation, but some
experimenting has lead me to believe that one may disbaled Sessions in IIS
and still be able to maintain default-style sessions in ASP.NET. This leads
me to believe that ASP.NET's session handling is completely isolated from
IIS Sessions. Is this true? Are there any documents that discuss this in
detail?
IIS as a vehicle for fetching and sending the memory-based cookie that helps
implement sessions.
That said, ASP sessions are isolated from ASP.NET sessions but I've seen some
references to ways of letting them reach out to each other.
Ken
I couldn't find specific information in the documentation, but some
experimenting has lead me to believe that one may disbaled Sessions in IIS
and still be able to maintain default-style sessions in ASP.NET. This leads
me to believe that ASP.NET's session handling is completely isolated from
IIS Sessions. Is this true? Are there any documents that discuss this in
detail?