Re: ASP Sessions
From: Dave Anderson (GTSPXOESSGOQ_at_spammotel.com)
Date: 02/16/05
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Date: Wed, 16 Feb 2005 16:47:24 -0600
strycat@gmail.com wrote:
> I've got two different sets of ASP scripts on my server. Each set is
> kept in their own directory. Both sets of scripts use sessions. I
> want to make sure that the sessions are not accidentially shared
> between the two sets as they are both different applications.
Not sure I understand this one. If you are concerned about one application
stepping on another's variables you can resort to meaningful naming.
Otherwise, what exactly is the point?
> Right now I'm having a problem when I do a Session.Abandon from one
> set of scripts it also kills the session for the other set of scripts
> (I believe they are both using the exact same session). Is there
> some way I can make sure this doesn't happen?
Build your own session architecture with a DB backend, perhaps? We actually
do this in order to BROADEN our session scope (span servers), but I suppose
it could be used to NARROW that scope.
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