Is it possible to restore the about-to-expire or expired session in .net

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Hello everyone,
I want to re-store the about-to-expire or expired session in my .net web application, Is it possible ?
Thanks in advance !!

Posted 31-Oct-12 20:45pm

Hari chaudhary

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onelopez · Accepted Answer · 2012-11-01T04:03:00

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If you store the session in process memory then you won't be able to restore expired session; however if you do have it stored in the database, then you can just ignore the expired time stamp and extend it some more.

Here's an interesting article on session storage Exploring Session ASP.NET

Posted 1-Nov-12 4:03am

onelopez

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Hari chaudhary 5-Nov-12 7:04am

Thanks !