Session ID is different in same window in asp.net

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I started the Firefox browser with the url using the process in C#.

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Process process = new Process();
process.StartInfo.FileName = "Firefox.exe";
process.StartInfo.Arguments = "localhost/test/Page1.aspx";
process.StartInfo.WindowStyle = ProcessWindowStyle.Minimized;
process.Start();

So when the process starts, In the Page1.aspx am getting One SessionID.
Then through Ajax call a function is called from Page2.aspx
at that time that SessionID is coming as different in Page2.aspx.
Because of this reason the session assigned in Page1.aspx is not able to get in Page2.aspx

How to solve this ?

But If More then one instance of firefox is already running, then sessionID is coming as same...

Both Firefox and Chrome same problem is happening . .

Posted 11-Feb-15 19:22pm

Christhu Raj R

Updated 11-Feb-15 19:26pm

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anup.bhunia 12-Feb-15 1:46am

FYI, in asp.net 2.0, different sessionid is generated untill application access the session object. Check if that is the reason.

Christhu Raj R 12-Feb-15 1:55am

Hi Anup
Am using asp.net greater than 2.0 , and accessing the session in Page1.aspx, but in page2.aspx am not able to get that sessions because of different SessionId.

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