A page session object is inserted into the spider session value which is
sent to a particular page.
A user session object is put in the persistence engine in the NetDynamics
server. When a web hit is received part of the spider session value is used
determine which user the web hit is from and so which set of session values
are to provided.
This means that if the user hits the back button 4 times the values for the
page session variable is the one that was current when that page was
created.
The value of a user session variable is the one set most recently.
For a variety of reasons I virtually never use page session objects and
instead prefer things like hidden fields for forms and set value on an HREF.
Brendan Johnston
TeamND
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Subject: [ND] Page Vs User Session Object?
Hi,
Could some body explain how are the page and user session Objects
(pso & uso) stored and how does putPageSessionObject() and
putUserSessionObject() actually works?
ND Doc (from training manuals) says-
1. Do not set and try to get the value of a pso in the same web
event, you will get the value set by the last user of that instance of the
page.
2. Do not use pso for page parameter passing use uso instead.
I was trying to understand these, actually I am using # 2 quite a
bit but have not seen any problems yet.
TIA
Vishal
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