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Re: Session() vs Response.Cookies()() |
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From: |
Wouter |
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Date: |
5/23/2000 1:01:42 PM |
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206.191.102.233 |
The session info is stored in a cookie too, the only thing is that it expires as soon as you close the browser or after a set time or when you programatically flush it.
With the response.cookies you have control over the name of the cookie, with the session object you dont.
I would say that if you have items that have to be secure like passwords, that you don;t use both of the functions. |
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