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I am new to ASP.NET. I am creating a website in which i have to create session for every user who gets login into the site. Now I am not been able to picturize how to store session in my database.
I read few books for the same and got how to configure...
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The standard ASP.NET Membership provider, for example need to store the session....
See HOW TO: Configure SQL Server to Store ASP.NET Session State
Basically, you have to configure logins should not be handled using session state.
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I am working on a website and this is my first web project.
Scenario for Session
I have created a database for my project with security level little bit high. I want to manage session for each and every user who is logging in to my website. Session state...
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However, that the biggest risk with session state normally isn't on the DB side, rather it's on the client side session ....
It depends on your requirements, generally encryption of session state doesn't add much value.
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Hi all,
I need to know the procedure to use asp.net session state server for session.
Please help.
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Here's a very good article on Code Project which.
You need to:
Start the stat session windows service Add the following entry to your web.config file to store non serializable objects in session anymore.
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Hi, maybe the question is wrong but here is what i want to achieve maybe there is other way to do that.
I have ASP.NET application running .net 3.5, there is a client list and few others List based objects that are shared among all users of application...
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Since you should really just treat the application state....
You would then use Application the Application state object is really an aid in porting ASP-Classic sites.
Only use Application State as a cache for data persisted elsewhere.
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Say I have an ASP.NET webpage and I also have a PHP Blog/BBS/Website. I want all logins to be done via the ASP.NET webpage. The ASP.NET Session State is stored in SQL. Is there any way I can read/decode the Session State from PHP to tell if a user is ...
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Be to implement your own session state provider so you could guarantee that the database format doesn't full access to the entire asp.net session state, you may be better off just storing the particular accessable from your....
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I'm having trouble preserving session state for a prolonged period of time. I use sessions to preserve login state. I require the below snippet of code at the top of each of my pages before any other code. First off, is there any settings I'm missing?...
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What....
Try setting the gc_maxlifetime variable (value is in seconds):
ini_set("session.gc_maxlifetime", "172800");
session_cache_expire only effects HTTP cache expiration time.
That only affects how long the browser caches session pages for.
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What is the best way to maintain a user's session state in an ASP.NET MVC app hosted on a web farm?
Out application currently uses the standard ASP.NET session on IIS 6.0 but we want to move the app to a web farm environment. I have read that we can use...
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As discussed in one of the StackOverflow podcasts: usually session state.
Some memory though.
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Hi guys,
we have an IIS web farm (two servers at the moment) set up to use SQL ASP State for the Session info. When I query the ASP State database table I can see the number of sessions being managed by the database.
Is there an associated Performance...
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I've done a simlar search on http://msdn.microsoft.com/newsgroups and found the... .
Your best bet will be to query the SQL Server as this will be the most reliable information as the database is the authoritative source of this information at this point .
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In load balancing server environment is it possible to maintain the session state in httpcontext or request cookie.
Does it cause any performance issue or security issue?
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But this (naturally) ....
I think you need to be more clear about what part .
Context is usually request driven (so doesn't persist of session it will cause a lot of extra traffic.
Of httpcontext you would store the session state in.
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Recommended by the ASP.NET team to use cache instead of session, we stopped using session from working with the WebForm model the last few years. So we normally have the session turned off in the web.config
<sessionState mode="Off" />
But, now when...
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Sessions are not evil if you ....
TempData is a highly limited form of session state which will last only until the next request that is required at every request there is no better technique than put them into Session.
Store.
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