Sessions will be killed when either the browser or the server are
shutdown. Your best bet is to log the data in a database, as described
by a fellow programmer on this message forum.
This way, your data is trult persistent. When the user logs in later,
just fetch the data, and voila!
John Carbrey wrote:
>
> When I create a sesion I want to be able to access the values stored by the
> session next time they access my site. If the server goes down I believe
> that the session information will go down also. Do I need to save the
> session info to a file, does the Session class do this for me?
>
> Yt,
>
> John Carbrey
>
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