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Differences between session state and Application state?

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Differences between session state and Application state?..

Answer / n.v.s prasad

The Difference Between Sessionstate And Application state
is i)Session state is about particular user which is
available in every page of site.
ii)Application state is Available to every user in
Every page of the site.

Is This Answer Correct ?    72 Yes 6 No

Differences between session state and Application state?..

Answer / samba

Session state is unique to the client

where as

Application state is sharable among the clients

Is This Answer Correct ?    55 Yes 2 No

Differences between session state and Application state?..

Answer / vino

Session state and Application state both are support the
same type of objects and maintain information on the server.

Session state:
- The session object is used to maintain the session of each
user. A user gets a session id when he enters in to an
application. This Id will delete when he leave from that
application. If he enters again he will get a different
session Id.
- Session allows information to be stored in one page and
access in another page and support any type of object.

Application state:

- But the application object, the Id is maintained for whole
application.
- Application state allows storing global objects that can
be accessed by any client.

Is This Answer Correct ?    17 Yes 2 No

Differences between session state and Application state?..

Answer / sanjay vishwakarma

Application state will be available to all users of the
application when set
Basically user A sets application variable "AppID" to "myApp"
User B retrieves application variable "AppID" and reads "myApp"



Session state will only be available to a specific user of
the ASP.net application

User A sets session variable "UserID" to "2"
User B loads the session variable "UserID" and receives null
User A loads the session variable "UserID" and receives "2"

Is This Answer Correct ?    4 Yes 0 No

Differences between session state and Application state?..

Answer / bibbhuti prasad

session:
session is about particular user.
application:
it is available all users.

Is This Answer Correct ?    3 Yes 0 No

Differences between session state and Application state?..

Answer / chswapna

session is single user.
application is a multi user.

Is This Answer Correct ?    1 Yes 1 No

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