Re: static vs appsession

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rodchar laid this down on his screen :
hey all,

if i wanted to instantiate my business class just once is there a difference between making a static variable out of it and putting it in say application session?

thanks, rodchar

Yes, a very big difference:
A static variable would be shared by all users of your site.
A Session variable would be visible to a single session only (and other sessions would have other instances of it)

Hans Kesting


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