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Is there something in that set of articles which addresses ASP.NET Session
state?

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John Saunders
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John, I just posted the link quickly for the benefit of anyone looking
through the archives.

One thing it mentions is that threading is supported (in the suggested form)
under ASP.NET. I quote, "Asynchronous programming is a feature supported by
many areas of the .NET Framework, including:.. ASP.NET Web Forms". The
mechanism also allows for easier parameter passing into the new thread, and
for better exception handling. I'm not sure if it should be used to persist
an activity across page postbacks, but at least the new threads are taken
from the thread pool and ASP.NET knows about them.

Having converted our application to use a Windows service, I'm now wondering
if I should have just tweaked my original threading design to use async
delegates. The service design works well so I'm not too concerned as to the
answer.

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