How to maintain session values in MVC?

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Can we use Session variables like asp.net in MVC?

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How to store values in using session management in MVC

Posted 20-Aug-18 23:38pm

velmahesh

Updated 21-Aug-18 4:12am

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F-ES Sitecore 21-Aug-18 6:03am

Yes you can use Session variables in MVC, you use them in the same way you do asp.net. If you are having problems then give more detail about what you're doing.

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MadMyche · Answer 1 · 2018-08-21T04:12:00

Short answer, yes.

With the exception of the actual win-form controls, just about everything from win-forms is utilizable in ASP.NET MVC out of the box.

Things do change up a little bit when you get to ASP.NET Core MVC, you need to add in Memory Caching, Distributed Memory Cache, and AspNetCore.Session