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ASP.NET can manage session state out-of-process by using a Windows service called the ASP.NET state service. The class is used by unmanaged code in this service to manage session data. This class supports the .NET Framework infrastructure implementation of the ASP.NET state service and is not intended be used directly from your code.

Using the ASP.NET state service is not the default method of managing sessionstate in ASP.NET; ASP.NET supports in-process session-state management by default. It also supports a second out-of-process option that manages session state in a Microsoft SQL Server database, and it enables custom session-state management solutions. For more information about session-state storage options, see Session State Modes.

Defines the interface used by the ASP.NET state service to manage session data.

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  System.Void `` `` `` `` `` `` `` `` ``

  ASP.NET can manage session state out-of-process by using a Windows service called the ASP.NET state service. The method is used by unmanaged code in this service to manage the session data.

  This member supports the .NET Framework infrastructure implementation of the ASP.NET state service and is not intended be used directly from your code. For more information about session-state storage options, see Session State Modes.

  Used by the ASP.NET state server to process session data.

  An pointer to an object stored in the unmanaged ASP.NET state server. The action to take on the object. An identifier for the session. The type of access to objects in the store. The number of minutes the session data is stored. A value that indicates whether the lock cookie exists in the original request from the ASP.NET Web server to the ASP.NET state server. The owner of the lock on the session state. The length, in bytes, of the data stored for the session. An pointer to the content stored for the session in the unmanaged ASP.NET state server. 1.0.5000.0 2.0.0.0
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  System.Void `` `` `` `` `` `` `` `` `` ``

  ASP.NET can manage session state out-of-process by using a Windows service called the ASP.NET state service. The method is used by unmanaged code in this service to manage the session data.

  This member supports the .NET Framework infrastructure implementation of the ASP.NET state service and is not intended be used directly from your code. For more information about session-state storage options, see Session State Modes.

  Used by the ASP.NET state server to process session data.

  An pointer to an object stored in the unmanaged ASP.NET state server. The action to take on the object. An identifier for the session. The type of access to objects in the store. A value that indicates whether the current session is an uninitialized, cookieless session. The number of minutes the session data is stored. A value that indicates whether the lock cookie exists in the original request from the ASP.NET Web server to the ASP.NET state server. The owner of the lock on the session state. The length, in bytes, of the data stored for the session. An pointer to the content stored for the session in the unmanaged ASP.NET state server.
- Method
  System.Void

  ASP.NET can manage session state out-of-process by using a Windows service called the ASP.NET state service. The method is used by unmanaged code in this service to stop processing the session data. This member is provided to support the .NET Framework infrastructure implementation of the ASP.NET state service and is not intended be used directly from your code. For more information about session-state storage options, see Session State Modes.

  Stops the processing of session data stored in ASP.NET state server.

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