Where does the session Object stores? If 100 users are
connecting to the server. How does it recognize which
session belongs to which user?
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Answer / priyanjan
all session objects are reside at server side.user
belonging session is recognised by their session id.
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Answer / rajesh
Whenever the first request comes from the browser(user) the
sever creates an session object for that request and send a
session id back to the user(browser).
Based on the session id server recognizes the session for
user.
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Answer / shani kr. gupta
Actually,in Session
suppose a client makes a request to the server.then server
generates the unique session id then retuns
(sessionid+response)back to the client.Again that client
makes a req.means(req+session id) to server.then server will
recognise the session id then will be seeing that that id is
already in existence or not.is it is then server will be
getting that req. is coming from same client.then retuns
(sessionid+response)back to the client.
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Answer / sahnaj khan
the sesssion will be stored only on server side, when any
user post the his/her request in server side. now in this
condition server to note the seesion perticular name and
session id ofcourse.
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Answer / jas
sessionobject is stored at serverside.
by using the session name the session object recognizes.
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