I think thats the whoe point of sessions (I could be wrong).
the session ID is accessible at every page without have to pass it like a
variable in the URL etc. One problem is that sessions expire......you can't
solve this problem I don't think except extending the session timeout period
which means your server gets full of non-using user until their timeout
arrives.
The session ID is automatically created, but you can create your own session
variables and access them during the session period, the difference is to
cookies is that they are stored on the server for the period of the timeout
(inactivity) or browser session expires (close browser).
Now, this is my understanding, I could be wrong so someone/people could
correct me.
I hope this does help though.
Stu
"JJ" <nospam> wrote in message
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Hi,
I really need to use cookieless ASP sessions with ASP 3 (IIS5)
Can I find out the session ID from the first page, then post it or send it
with the url to the next page, then at the start of the next page asp, set
the session ID from the value retrieved from the URL?
How do you manually set the session ID?
Thanks
Simon