Types of values mode can hold session state in Web.Config?
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Answer / monikandan
Session mode in web config fiel
<session mode ='InProc'> or
<session mode ='stateserver'> or
<session mode ='sql server'> or
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Answer / wasim
Types of values mode can hold in sesssion state are:
-InProc :-which stores session state in memory on the Web
server. This is the default.
-StateServer :-which stores session state in a separate
process called the ASP.NET state service.
-SQLServer :-stores session state in a SQL Server database.
-Custom :-which enables to specify a custom storage
provider.
-Off :- which disables session state.
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Answer / bala
<sessionstate mode="inproc"> or
<sessionstate mode="stateserver"> or
<sessionstate mode="sqlserver"> or
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Answer / nilesh lende
View state: values are stored automatically hidden field in
client side
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Answer / srujana
there r three types of values mode can hold session state
in we.config
<authentication mode="forms">
<authentication mode="windows">
<authentication mode="passport">
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