Simply put - its the current request passing through the asp.net pipeline
and the objects that form the request, viewstate etc. forms part of the
request in this context....
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John Timney
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I find a line in a Web application like:
myString=(string)HttpContext.Current.Items["aString"];
I used to use
myString=(string)Application["aString"];
or
myString=(string)ViewState["aString"];
I know about the difference about Application state and ViewState.
But what is the HttpContext statae?