Chapter 11. Identifying Sessions and Visitors
In this chapter, you’ll learn: | |
✓ | How to store temporary visitor information in the Session object. |
✓ | How to store temporary application data in the Application object. |
✓ | How to retrieve data from the Session and Application objects. |
✓ | How to mark folders and files so that visitors requesting access must identify themselves. |
✓ | How to write a page that visitors can use for logging on to an application. |
Using the Session and Application Objects
The ViewState mechanism introduced in Chapter 4 provides an excellent way to preserve information from one form submission to another. Unfortunately, it’s a rather unwieldy ...
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