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Cookie: A small amount of information sent by a Web server to a Web browser, saved by the browser, and sent back to the server later. Cookies are transmitted inside the HTTP header.
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session: A concept to represent a series of HTTP requests and responses exchanged between a specific Web browser and a specific Web server, see the following diagram:
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A cookie is a small file that the server stores on the user's computer. Cookies are very useful and you can use them to store password, user last visit, etc.
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XSess passes the entire session from one ASP webserver to another securely.

XSess consists of a function, and a few supporting functions, contained in an include file.
Include the script xsess.asp in any script from which you intend to transfer the visitor. Also place this script on the destination site. To transfer the visitor whilst retaining the session variables, call the function as follows
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Cookies are a very useful; they can store usernames/password, preferences, last visits, etc. I will focus on storing information a user may type in at a typical website. So let's get started?
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Why use cookies?
Amongst other things Cookies are used to store information about a user, to store usernames and passwords, visited pages, favourites, last visits etc. They allow us to personalize web pages.
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Cookies are small text files that are placed on the visitor`s machine. You`ve probably been to sites where you were asked to register. One reason why you might be asked to register is so that the site administrator can keep track of how many times you`ve been to their site. Or, with another scenario, you`re going into a chat room and you are asked to enter a nick name. It`s very likely that both are using cookies to store this information.
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The first time a user accesses to a our pages some connections and disconnections took place. During this process the server and the client will interchange information to identify each other. Due to this exchange of information our server will be able to identify a specific user and this information may be use to assign specific information to each specific client. This relationship between computers is call a session. During the time a session is active, it is possible to assign information to a specific client by using Session method. We will use an example to explain this method:
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These three simple techniques combine persistent cookie management and creative redirects to give users a consistent experience as they move through sites in different subdomains and domains
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This article follows on from my earlier article about Application variables, and how they allow you to store "global" data for use by all your pages.
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