No, at least not directly. You have to wrangle a bit to get the session
values into a persitant data store. The article Juan talks about has some
hints.
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa479313.aspx
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>I have an ASP file that that stores data in 'Session' object. Later
same ASP page loads another ASPX file written in C#; and I would like
to access the data stored in 'Session' object. Can I do this?
And I barely know ASP.
Thanks
Ramesh