SessionState

M

Mauricio

Hi!

I´m trying to store some objects in the Session but the
session object is lost when I use a Response.Redirect
command.

Using a debugger, I can see that there is an
HttpSessionException afeter the Redirect. So is it right??

What is the difference between Response.Redirect and
Server.Transfer???

Regards,
Mauricio
 
J

Jenny K

Response.Redirect will involve a round trip back to the client. You're
telling the browser to come back to the server on a different URL.
Server.Transfer will transfer execution to another aspx page while remaining
on the server - thus no round-trip back to the client.

Is the client accepting session cookies?

Hi!

I´m trying to store some objects in the Session but the
session object is lost when I use a Response.Redirect
command.

Using a debugger, I can see that there is an
HttpSessionException afeter the Redirect. So is it right??

What is the difference between Response.Redirect and
Server.Transfer???

Regards,
Mauricio
 
M

Mauricio

Hi!

My browser is accepting session cookies....

It´s very strange. In one page, I can add items to the
session variable. Then, I redirect to another page.

I´m using a custom handler, so the handler proccess the
request using the method:

ProcessRequest(HttpContext context)

But when I look inside the context object, the session is
NULL!!!

I don´t know if it can be a configuration issue or maybe
something with the handler...

I will apreciate your help.

Thanks,
Mauricio.
 

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