Well, if you are using InProc sessions, then a simple reference to the class
on the heap is stored...works great.
If you are using StateServer or SQLServer as your session store, you can't
store heap memory, but rather need to be able to serialize the data. For
basic types, this is as simple as marking the Serializeable attribute on the
class. For more difficult classes, you need to serialize it yourself. If you
aren't using anything but InProc, don't worrya bout it.
Karl
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