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Why do they have different session IDs?

Hello,

I enabled application Trace in web.config file. After a few queries through
internet from a machine not belong to our local network, I checked trace.axd.

In detail pages, I saw that each page had a different Session ID, is that
normal? I thought they should have the same session ID, right?

Could someone explain to me? Thanks a lot.
Jan 11 '06 #1
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Andrew,
At least in ASP.NET 2.0, new sessionId's are generated from each request
until a Session object is actually used (e.g. by setting a Session variable).
Peter

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"Andrew" wrote:
Hello,

I enabled application Trace in web.config file. After a few queries through
internet from a machine not belong to our local network, I checked trace.axd.

In detail pages, I saw that each page had a different Session ID, is that
normal? I thought they should have the same session ID, right?

Could someone explain to me? Thanks a lot.

Jan 11 '06 #2

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