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session timeout: does using both ASP and ASPX matter?

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sean.gilbertson@gmail.com - 29 Dec 2005 19:31 GMT
We have a web application whose session timeout is set to 180 minutes.
However, I believe we are still getting timeouts of considerably less
than that.  I know that we have both ASP and ASPX pages in the same web
application.  Would this make any difference?
David Wang [Msft] - 30 Dec 2005 04:37 GMT
Session Timeout duration and ASP/ASPX pages in the same web page have no
direct correlation.

See the following blog entry describe what is Session state, how it is
commonly implemented for ASP/ASP.Net, what affects it, and some common
observations and how/why they happen:

http://blogs.msdn.com/david.wang/archive/2005/09/19/Why_do_I_lose_ASP_Session_St
ate_on_IIS6.aspx


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> We have a web application whose session timeout is set to 180 minutes.
> However, I believe we are still getting timeouts of considerably less
> than that.  I know that we have both ASP and ASPX pages in the same web
> application.  Would this make any difference?
 
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