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The Server.ScriptTimeOut Property
The Server.URLEncode Method
The Server.Transfer Method
The Server.MapPath Method
The Server.HTMLEncode Method
The Server.GetLastError Method
The Server.Execute Method
The Server.CreateObject Method
The Server Object
The Response.Status Property
The Response.PICS Property
The Response.LCID Property
The Response.IsClientConnected Property
The Response.ExpiresAbsolute Property
The Response.Expires Property
The Response.Cookies Property
The Response.ContentType Property
The Response.CodePage Property
The Response.Charset Property
The Response.CacheControl Property
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The Session Object

Introduction

The Session object can be used to store information about the user or settings, which persists as long as the session exists. A session is always created when a user opens a browser and it is destroyed when the session expires or abandoned. Most websites use sessions to store some user preferences.

Example

<%

            ' Create some new session variables

            Session("name") = "Sonu Kapoor"

            Session("privilige") = "admin"

            Response.Write "Welcome back:<b> " & Session("name") & "</b><br/>"

            Response.Write "You are:<b> " & Session("privilige") & "</b>"

%>

Output

Methods

Name:

Description:

Abandon

This method can be used to destroy a session.

Contents.Remove

This method can be used to remove a specific item from the session content collection.

Contents.RemoveAll

This method can be used to remove all specific items from the contents collection.

Property

Name:

Description:

CodePage

This property can be used to set the codepage for an entire session.

Contents.Collection

This property contains all items that, has been added via the command script.

LCID

This property can be used to set the LCID (Local Identifer)

SessionID

This property can be used to retrieve the Session ID.

StaticObjects

This property contains all items that, has been added via the <Object> tag.

TimeOut

This property can be used to set the time-out period for a session in minutes.

Events

Name:

Description:

OnEnd

This event is called whenever a session ends.

OnStart

This event is called whenever a session is created.

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