问题
We are using Asp.net Session in our application for state management. By default, In-proc mode is being used. But now, we have to look for an alternative as we have been asked to remove Session from our application by our client due to performance issue.
One of the way is to keep everything at Client side say in hidden field on Postback. It's not a good approach for sure.
Is there any other way of doing it? Im sure there would be an alternative.
PS: Please don't suggest Querystring.
Thanks,
Sumit
回答1:
Something close to that is HttpContext.Current.Items but has a shorter life span
Items collections of HttpContext is and IDictionary key-value collections and that are shared across a single HTTPRequest. Yes, HttpContext.Current.Items valid for a single HTTPRequest. Once after processing, server information is sent back to the browser, the variables that were set in the Items[] collection will lost. Where as for Session Variable, information valid for multiple request as this is user specific. The session variable only expires either on Session Time Out or explicitly clear the values.
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来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12995622/alternative-of-session-in-asp-net