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    laziale
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    hello there, I have one question. I am rewriting whole web application, and some pages of the old one are in html format. I want to know if the session will be maintained once the user open the html file, and is it still possible to add items from the html file to the shopping cart, which is build in asp.net. Thanks for your help

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      hello there, I have one question. I am rewriting whole web application, and some pages of the old one are in html format. I want to know if the session will be maintained once the user open the html file, and is it still possible to add items from the html file to the shopping cart, which is build in asp.net. Thanks for your help

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      Christian Graus
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      Yes, the session exists on the server. I don't know if requesting a html page would reset the timeout, but I'd suspect it would. Either way, going between them will not erase the session automatically, even if it does cause issues with a timeout. Your best bet is to test it. Set something up in the session. Refresh a html page every minute or so for 10 or 15 minutes, whatever the timeout is, plus a bit. Then go to a page that shows the session value.

      Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.

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