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Mithun #1
httpcontext HELP
The issue is that I want to maintain the login without asking the user to login back to the application in case the session times out.....and how do i do it using http context
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bzhang #2
Re: httpcontext HELP
How about session never expires.
"Mithun" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:A592C051-23B9-4F48-A9D9-1FC55BBE9524@microsoft.com...login back to the application in case the session times out.....and how do i> The issue is that I want to maintain the login without asking the user to
do it using http context?>
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Paul Glavich #3
Re: httpcontext HELP
Or set your authentication cookie to a longer expiration time with a sliding
window.
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- Paul Glavich
"Mithun" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:A592C051-23B9-4F48-A9D9-1FC55BBE9524@microsoft.com...login back to the application in case the session times out.....and how do i> The issue is that I want to maintain the login without asking the user to
do it using http context?>
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