If Asp Dot Application is stateless what happened? during
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If Asp Dot Application is stateless what happened? during designing..

Answer / smita

asp.net is stateless
Both ASP and ASP.NET are stateless. Because both ASP and
ASP.NET uses HTTP protocol which is stateless

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If Asp Dot Application is stateless what happened? during designing..

Answer / tjorg

The sessionStateMode was set to off.

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If Asp Dot Application is stateless what happened? during designing..

Answer / debasis bose

ASP is stateless but ASP.net with States , Cookies, Session
states etc...

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