by Joydip Kanjilal
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Session State is an often misunderstood concept to the
ASP.NET professionals. Often we make mistakes in selecting when to use the
Session or store data in the Session. The proper selection of Session State
Storage mechanism is also absolutely essential for a web application. ASP.NET
provides three session state storage modes: In-Proc, State Server, and SQL
Server. This article has discussed all three Session State storage modes in
detail with code examples whenever necessary. It has also discussed the pros
and cons of using the Session State to store user data. It should be noted that
we should choose the right type of the Session Storage mode for our application
and at the same time ensure that we store the right type of the objects in the
Session. Storing too many objects in the Session would degrade the performance
of the application to a great extent. I welcome readers' comments and
suggestions.
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User Comments
Title:
Really Nice
Name:
PRABHURAJAN_G
Date:
2006-12-22 9:36:38 AM
Comment:
Its really excellent, and i am so cleared with the ideas of session expiration
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Title:
Firefox and IE process session differently
Name:
Michael
Date:
2006-12-20 11:36:26 AM
Comment:
Hi,
I found firefox keeps same value of "ASP.NET_SessionId" session on every new opened browser window. But IE generated a new "ASP.NET_SessionId". So you could not share sesssion data between new opened browser window in IE.
Michael
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Title:
Session State questions
Name:
Michael
Date:
2006-12-18 4:28:19 PM
Comment:
Hi Joydip,
I could access to session using both "Response.Redirect(url,false);" and "Response.Redirect(url)". I really could not tell what's the differences between them.
Recently one my cowork set "sessionState mode='StateServer'" instead of "mode='InProc'", because he said the session were lost sometimes. Did you have this kind of problem? If you had it, please tell me how you fixed it.
By the way, if I have big data block, like a big hashtable, Should I save it to session or viewstate? Why?
Thanks.
Michael
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Title:
Great
Name:
Nadeem Abbasi
Date:
2006-12-08 7:45:55 AM
Comment:
It is very Comprehensive article about Session State Management and also great contribution from Joydip Kanjilal for developers.
--MNA_4U@HOTMAIL.COM
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Title:
Thanx
Name:
Sudeep
Date:
2006-12-07 3:31:09 AM
Comment:
Very much informative.
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Title:
state management
Name:
Nitu Singh
Date:
2006-12-06 3:10:28 AM
Comment:
It,s really too good.
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Title:
Very Nice
Name:
Rajesh
Date:
2006-11-29 8:40:13 PM
Comment:
Very nice article. So many gud points are covered about sessions state storage.
Thanks for the Author.
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Title:
Abt Session manage ment
Name:
Subhashree
Date:
2006-11-29 5:53:53 AM
Comment:
Excellant Article
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Title:
I like it too much
Name:
Nguyen Letan
Date:
2006-11-28 9:22:12 PM
Comment:
It's helpful for me. Thanks!
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Title:
Reema
Name:
Agarwal
Date:
2006-11-26 12:26:24 PM
Comment:
Simply Outstanding
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Title:
GOOD
Name:
KIRAN
Date:
2006-11-25 5:38:58 AM
Comment:
ITS VERY GOOD
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Title:
Nice
Name:
Ramana
Date:
2006-11-24 4:37:50 AM
Comment:
Way of explaination is good.
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Title:
IAtanasov
Name:
Ivan Atanasov
Date:
2006-11-23 9:42:35 AM
Comment:
This is fantastic advice for understand Session State!
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Title:
Excellant solution to understand session state
Name:
Doss
Date:
2006-11-18 6:03:51 AM
Comment:
It gives easy way to understand session state.Like this i want defn for state mangement .
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Title:
Session State Management
Name:
A. Ravi Srinivas
Date:
2006-11-18 12:22:56 AM
Comment:
This article seems to be excellent.
I got benefited from Joydip Kanjilal old article on collections as well.
Hope we will get many more from you Joydip Kanjilal
Thanks
Ravi
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