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How to identify asynchronous postbacks in createsessionid method

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    I am generating my own sessionids by overriding createsessionid method in sessionidmanager class. Can anyone please tell me how to find out if the current request is a complete postback request or asynchronous postback ?

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      I am generating my own sessionids by overriding createsessionid method in sessionidmanager class. Can anyone please tell me how to find out if the current request is a complete postback request or asynchronous postback ?

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      Member 2437558 wrote:

      I am generating my own sessionids by overriding createsessionid method in sessionidmanager class.

      AFAIK , SessionID is unique and 120 bit identifier that track each and every session request. And This number is generated by proprietary algorithm . and its secure enough to reverse engineering it. Then Why you are trying to do this ? can you please explain . I am realy interested to know . :omg: :wtf:

      cheers, Abhijit

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        Member 2437558 wrote:

        I am generating my own sessionids by overriding createsessionid method in sessionidmanager class.

        AFAIK , SessionID is unique and 120 bit identifier that track each and every session request. And This number is generated by proprietary algorithm . and its secure enough to reverse engineering it. Then Why you are trying to do this ? can you please explain . I am realy interested to know . :omg: :wtf:

        cheers, Abhijit

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        I have multiple nested update panels and i want to generate seperate sessionids for asynchronous postbacks and complete postbacks. I will be using the sessionid as a key for my custom caching object and the cached object will be reused in other pages. Also i want to generate a different sessionid when the application is opened in the second tab in the same browser. Since i have update panels in my pages, if i am able to differentiate asynchronous postbacks and complete postbacks i will be able to generate a different sessionid.

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