Answer / swapna

ASP.NET pages typically post back to themselves in order to
process events.

Cross Page posting enables us to submit a form and have
this form and all its control values posted to another page.
The control which posts the page and all the control values
it contains has PostbackURL property.

And the receiving page uses PreviousPage property and the
PreviousPageType page directive to access the posting page
values

Answer / surinder kumar

Three types of session states in asp.net:-
1. Sql Server
2. Inprocess session
3. Out Process session

Answer / knowledgenet

There are three types of sessions in asp.net:
1.In-process(Default).
2.windows Service(out-proc)
3.SQL server

Answer / vivek

1.In Proc (bydefault, highest performance)
2. out Proc/state server(differe dedicated server)
3. SQL server(Reside in mssql databse)

Answer / divya p i

3 types

In proc
Out proc
Sql server

Answer / gaurav

1. In Proc Session
2. Out Proc Session
2(i) Sql Server
2(ii) State Server

Answer / suraj

There are two types of Sessions: In Process (default) and
Out Process (There are two options for Out Proc sessions: a)
Using ASP.NET State Service b) SQL Server Database)

With Out Process sessions, comes the concept of Web
Gardening and Web Farming.

Answer / rajkannu

three types of session states in asp.net

InProc
OutProc
SqlServer

Answer / liyamary varghese

asp.net supports 4 types of sessions
1)in process:
2)state server
3)sql server
4)custom[it requires manual coding

Answer / jeyam

In proc
Out proc
Sql server

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