Session Coliiding

[ariel]

Hello there

IT' there any posibility session can collide or mixed into another session(s), means two o more users logged with his own credentials and running differents scenarios ( mortgage application ) can see data from another logged user (?), we developed a web site ( .net/SQL ) and everything is going well so far , but I have a complain from other users ( three so far ) that they have seeing another data or data scenarios belonged to other user (?) . We have been tryed to replicate the problem but evrything is normal so far, Please anyone can tell me if this is posible. I will appreciatted any help or comments related to this
Thank you very much.

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[WJ]

"ariel" <alopez5566@-NOSPAM-hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hello there;
>
> IT' there any posibility session can collide or mixed into another
> session(s), means two o more users logged with his own credentials and
> running differents scenarios ( mortgage application ) can see data from
> another logged user (?), we developed a web site ( .net/SQL ) and
> everything is going well so far , but I have a complain from other users
> ( three so far ) that they have seeing another data or data scenarios
> belonged to other user (?) . We have been tryed to replicate the problem
> but evrything is normal so far, Please anyone can tell me if this is
> posible. I will appreciatted any help or comments related to this.
>

It would be "nearly" impossible to have two users running from different
clients (PC) heads on with one another. Simply there are 2 separate/distinct
sessions owned by these 2 users. Assume that you use Form Authentication.
User A reads a record (tRecord), your form will cache it with:

HttpContext.Current.Session["UserA"]=myRecord;

At a later time, user A comes back (same session), your form retrieves the
cached record with:

myRecord=(tRecord)HttpContext.Current.Session["UserA"];

With this assumption above, I do not think it is possible.

John

[ariel]

JHON

Thank you for your reply. I was able to replicate the problem, and I am im[presed with the outcome. What realy happen is the following

in the page load I have

Sub page load(

if Not Page.IsPostBack the

function_a(Context.item("Object")
Cache.Insert("MyDataSet1") = Context.item("Object")

els

function_a( Cache("MyDataSet1") ) 'event

end if

end Su

When the page is post back due to an event the function_a will pass the Cache from another Session already happened in the server(?). Please let me know you though about it, I am really lost with this(?
Thank you for your tim

Ariel




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