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Check if Application_End event in Global.asax is triggered. This will mean that your session will be ending and all the values will be lost.<br />
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Check if Application_End event in Global.asax is triggered. This will mean that your session will be ending and all the values will be lost.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms178473.aspx [http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms178473.aspx]
 


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Hi All,<br />
I have a question about session values.<br />
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My app is using cookieless mode and session in the url. I store all the values in the session. My web app had to use payment portal for security reasons. So, I had to post the necessary user data to the portal and portal will process the payment. After that, the payment portal will return to the URL I specified with session ID. <br />
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When the user get back to the app, previous info that I store in the session are lost or asp.net won't let me retrieve it.<br />
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Is there anything that I am missing.
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Hi All,
I have a question about session values.

My app is using cookieless mode and session in the url. I store all the values in the session. My web app had to use payment portal for security reasons. So, I had to post the necessary user data to the portal and portal will process the payment. After that, the payment portal will return to the URL I specified with session ID. 

When the user get back to the app, previous info that I store in the session are lost or asp.net won't let me retrieve it.

Is there anything that I am missing.

Session Values Lost on asp.net app

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