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Do session use cookies?

Interview question and answer by: Sheonarayan | Posted on: 6/23/2008 | Category: ASP.NET Interview questions | Views: 19174 |


Answer:

No, session is stored in server memory.

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Posted by: Sukhjeevan | Posted on: 20 Sep 2011 02:13:59 AM | Points: 10 | Alert Moderator 

I don't think this answer is correct one.Actually session use cookies to store SessionID.

Click on the link given below for more explanation
http://forums.asp.net/t/1466982.aspx/1

Posted by: Pradsir | Posted on: 07 Mar 2012 10:56:51 AM | Points: 10 | Alert Moderator 

Even I think session use cookies .. that is Reson we can configure in web.config to have cokkieless session.

Posted by: Himali | Posted on: 03 Jan 2013 04:10:51 AM | Points: 10 | Alert Moderator 

Session can use cookies.There is a property of session IscookieLess. We can set it true or false.
A 132 bit session id is stored at client side in form of cookies.

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