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    I used the Session object to perseve state in an application that ran stand alone on my development machine. The main applioation on the server is ASP (rather than ASP.NET). My ASP.NET application runs independently and is invoked through a link in the ASP application. When I install it on the server I cannot retrieve the objects from the Session object. Ciukd there be a conflick between the ASP Session object and the ASP.NET session object? Gary Hyslop

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      I used the Session object to perseve state in an application that ran stand alone on my development machine. The main applioation on the server is ASP (rather than ASP.NET). My ASP.NET application runs independently and is invoked through a link in the ASP application. When I install it on the server I cannot retrieve the objects from the Session object. Ciukd there be a conflick between the ASP Session object and the ASP.NET session object? Gary Hyslop

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      There is no conflict, they are just totally different objects. See How to Share Session State Between Classic ASP and ASP.NET on MSDN for a solution.


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