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Vlad Hrybok
This one should be simple, but I can't find the answer in MSDN.
There are cases when it's necessary for controls, master pages and other
reusable units of code-behind to determine at run time whether Session state
support is enabled. Simply checking if(this.Session != null) is not working -
producing HttpException.
I would like to find a less expensive, exception-free way to check whether
session state support is turned on for the current page (I know I can read
web.config, but I am interested in checking individual page's setting, and
not whole app's).
Thank you,
There are cases when it's necessary for controls, master pages and other
reusable units of code-behind to determine at run time whether Session state
support is enabled. Simply checking if(this.Session != null) is not working -
producing HttpException.
I would like to find a less expensive, exception-free way to check whether
session state support is turned on for the current page (I know I can read
web.config, but I am interested in checking individual page's setting, and
not whole app's).
Thank you,