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Typically there's a session ID somewhere in the transaction that's used
to retrieve all the appropriate state information. The state
information is persisted (the fancy name for "written to disk") on every
request and then retrieved on the next request. As you might guess,
this adds significant overhead. It's particularly painful when you need
to re-open and reposition database cursors.
Joe
Just as a question
How do you all manage state in the HTTP stateless environment? What is
state?
Happy new year
Maurice O'Prey
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