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Using Sessions on aspx pages

  • 6 months ago
    Hi All, I am using specific sessions calls in my *.aspx pages and i have 2 questions related to this: 1-Is there a difference between using this type of session declaration in your aspx page?: HttpContext.Current.Session.Item("Whatever") VS Session("Whatever") Would this give the same information for a specific user? 2-Is using Session really User Specific data? I know you can share information using cache but is there possibilities that we have 2 different users (different browsers) that would share information threw sessions. Keep in mind that i am using SQLStateServer for my sessions Thanks
    Post was edited on 22/04/2009 15:02:01 Report abuse
  • 6 months ago
    Hi All, I am using specific sessions calls in my *.aspx pages and i have 2 questions related to this: 1-Is there a difference between using this type of session declaration in your aspx page?: HttpContext.Current.Session.Item("Whatever") VS Session("Whatever") Would this give the same information for a specific user? 2-Is using Session really User Specific data? I know you can share information using cache but is there possibilities that we have 2 different users (different browsers) that would share information threw sessions. Keep in mind that i am using SQLStateServer for my sessions Thanks
  • 6 months ago
    Hi All, I am using specific sessions calls in my *.aspx pages and i have 2 questions related to this: 1-Is there a difference between using this type of session declaration in your aspx page?: HttpContext.Current.Session.Item("Whatever") VS Session("Whatever") Would this give the same information for a specific user? 2-Is using Session really User Specific data? I know you can share information using cache but is there possibilities that we have 2 different users (different browsers) that would share information threw sessions. Keep in mind that i am using SQLStateServer for my sessions Thanks

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