I spent quite some time figuring this one out. I have a ASP.NET 2.0 application and I needed to store something in the session. That worked fine, but the session was destroyed after a minute or so. Even dough I have set the timeout property of the sessionState tag in web.config to 20 minutes.
Well after some time I realized that if you view the page trough the built in ASP.NET server that comes with Visual Studio 2005 your sessions are destroyed in a couple of minutes. But if you set up your page in IIS and view it trough the assigned address everything works as it should.
Well after some time I realized that if you view the page trough the built in ASP.NET server that comes with Visual Studio 2005 your sessions are destroyed in a couple of minutes. But if you set up your page in IIS and view it trough the assigned address everything works as it should.
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