Application State - RemoveAll()

[Guadala Harry]

I store a few things in my app's Application state. Sometimes I need to
change them, so I have been calling Application.RemoveAll() using the
following line, and then re-inserting my variables with their new values:

System.Web.HttpContext.Current.Application.RemoveA ll();

Is this a safe thing to do? Is it possible that RemoveAll will remove stuff
that ASP.NET, itself needs to have in the Application state? Or can I safely
assume that RemoveAll() removes only the varibles I put into the Application
state.

Thanks!

[Karl Seguin]

ASP.Net doesn't store anything in the HttpApplicationState...so there's no
worried about "erasing" anything that it might need....

Karl

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I store a few things in my app's Application state. Sometimes I need to
change them, so I have been calling Application.RemoveAll() using the
following line, and then re-inserting my variables with their new values:

System.Web.HttpContext.Current.Application.RemoveA ll();

Is this a safe thing to do? Is it possible that RemoveAll will remove
stuff that ASP.NET, itself needs to have in the Application state? Or can
I safely assume that RemoveAll() removes only the varibles I put into the
Application state.

Thanks!