Yes: The SESSION cookie is never created

[ou812]

Yes. The session_onstart event will fire for every pull BECAUSE no
SESSIONID cookie is ever created and the server has to assume that
every HTTP REQUEST frame is a new session. The response object is
actually just setting a header, of course.

Every redirect is sending a header to the browser equivalent to a
"meta refresh" and that once again triggers the session_onstart.

Geezus. Duh.

[Bob Barrows [MVP]]

ou***@ou812.com wrote:

Yes. The session_onstart event will fire for every pull BECAUSE no
SESSIONID cookie is ever created and the server has to assume that
every HTTP REQUEST frame is a new session. The response object is
actually just setting a header, of course.

Every redirect is sending a header to the browser equivalent to a
"meta refresh" and that once again triggers the session_onstart.

Geezus. Duh.

Uuumm, to what is this referring?

It helps to quote a little bit of the message to which you are replying so
that people will know what you are talking about ...
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[ou812]

On Fri, 25 Jun 2004 14:51:33 -0400, "Bob Barrows [MVP]"
<re******@NOyahoo.SPAMcom> wrote:

I meant to reply to messageID "uI**************@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl"
from Mark Schupp 6/24/2004. Apologies. I clicked the wrong thing.

ou***@ou812.com wrote:

Yes. The session_onstart event will fire for every pull BECAUSE no
SESSIONID cookie is ever created and the server has to assume that
every HTTP REQUEST frame is a new session. The response object is
actually just setting a header, of course.

Every redirect is sending a header to the browser equivalent to a
"meta refresh" and that once again triggers the session_onstart.

Geezus. Duh.

Uuumm, to what is this referring?

It helps to quote a little bit of the message to which you are replying so
that people will know what you are talking about ...
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don't check it very often. If you must reply off-line, then remove the
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[ou812]

On Fri, 25 Jun 2004 18:45:21 GMT, ou***@ou812.com wrote:

In saying "Geezus. Duh", I was commenting on my own confusion.

Thanks.

Yes. The session_onstart event will fire for every pull BECAUSE no
SESSIONID cookie is ever created and the server has to assume that
every HTTP REQUEST frame is a new session. The response object is
actually just setting a header, of course.

Every redirect is sending a header to the browser equivalent to a
"meta refresh" and that once again triggers the session_onstart.

Geezus. Duh.