I can't believe I've never noticed this. Is the Session object at the domain 
level and not at the virtual folder level? I guess I have not done multi-app 
development at the same time.

I am working on two ASP.NET 2.0 web apps that a user will bounce between. I 
am running these in development on my Windows XP machine.

I am writing a value to each application's state. The variable name is the 
same in both applications: Session["connectTime"].

I noticed that AppB was overwriting AppA's value. The URLs are 
http://localhost/AppA and http://localhost/AppB.

As far as I can tell looking at machine.config and web.config session state 
has not been modified so I believe I am using the defaults.

Thanks ahead for the confirmation!

Noremac wrote:

> I can't believe I've never noticed this. Is the Session object at the domain 
> level and not at the virtual folder level?


Neither. It's at application level.


> I guess I have not done multi-app 
> development at the same time.
> 
> I am working on two ASP.NET 2.0 web apps that a user will bounce between. I 
> am running these in development on my Windows XP machine.
> 
> I am writing a value to each application's state. The variable name is the 
> same in both applications: Session["connectTime"].
> 
> I noticed that AppB was overwriting AppA's value. The URLs are 
> http://localhost/AppA and http://localhost/AppB.


Then neither of the folders are applications. You have only one 
application, and that is the web root folder.


> As far as I can tell looking at machine.config and web.config session state 
> has not been modified so I believe I am using the defaults.
> 
> Thanks ahead for the confirmation!


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Hi Noremac,

I also think that your AppA and AppB might not have been correctly 
configured as an application in IIS, you can verify this by open its 
properties dialog in IIS Manager: on the "Virtual Directory" tab, if you 
see the "Application name" field is disabled and the button at the 
right-side of it shows "Create" instead of "Remote", then it's not an web 
application.


Regards,
Walter Wang (wawang@online.microsoft.com, remove 'online.')
Microsoft Online Community Support

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Microsoft Online Community Support

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