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Session physically storing path in server

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    Sankar Komma
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    If session mode is inproc then session values stored in server. I need to see the physical path of the session stored in server for some security resons.

    smile :-)

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      If session mode is inproc then session values stored in server. I need to see the physical path of the session stored in server for some security resons.

      smile :-)

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      NeverHeardOfMe
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      Sankar Komma wrote:

      I need to see the physical path of the session stored in server for some security resons

      No you don't. Besides, AFAIK it is stored in memory.

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        Sankar Komma wrote:

        I need to see the physical path of the session stored in server for some security resons

        No you don't. Besides, AFAIK it is stored in memory.

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        Thank you phil, I agree with you, session can't exist physically could you plz justify more clear session mode inporc - then it will store in web server etc.

        smile :-)

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          Thank you phil, I agree with you, session can't exist physically could you plz justify more clear session mode inporc - then it will store in web server etc.

          smile :-)

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          NeverHeardOfMe
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          Not really sure what you're asking - but if you want to understand the different ways of using/storing session state, I suggest you try Google - there are plenty of texts explaining them all.

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