a question about the state when stored on the server

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Tony Johansson

Hello!

These states Session,Application and Cache are stored on the server so my
question is that I assume that no information about these is sent to the
browser on the client side ?
is that correct understood.

//Tony
 
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andy

Hello!

These states Session,Application and Cache are stored on the server so my
question is that I assume that no information about these is sent to the
browser on the client side ?
is that correct understood.

//Tony
Click to expand...

How would the web server know which clients to send any information
to?
How would it send such data?
What would interpret the data when it got there?
 
A

Arne Vajhøj

These states Session,Application and Cache are stored on the server so my
question is that I assume that no information about these is sent to the
browser on the client side ?
is that correct understood.
Click to expand...

Yes.

Only view state and cookies are stored client side.

Note that the identification of session is stored client
side (in a cookie or in the URL), but the data stored
in the session is not.

Arne
 

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