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Does .NET support Deterministic Destruction ?


No.


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Daily Tips- Tip #18 - How will you encrypt credentials and session state connection strings?


Use the Aspnet_setreg.exe utility to encrypt credentials and session state connection strings.



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What type of session handling can be used in NLB?


In NLB(Network Load balancing) server you can either have a SQL server mode or State Server mode of storing sessions. You cant store InProc as it depends on a single server whereas in NLB there will be more than 1 server.



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Can session state be shared between ASP.NET and ASP pages?


Yes



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What type of objects can be kept in Asp.net session?


InProc
If you are using InProc then you can store whatever object you want.
OutProc ( State server or SQL server)
If you are using OutProc then you can store objects that can be serialized and de-serialized .



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Photon Info Tech .NET Interview Question SET 2


1. What object can be kept in session
2. what is the adv of using custom session
3. what are the GOF DP u have used
4. Explain about NLB
5. What type of session handling you did in NLB
6. Explain Singleton pattern with a program
7. Explain Chain of Responsibility pattern , on which scenarios you use it
8. What are the best practices you followed
9. Explain about SSL implementation in ASP.NET
10. What will you do in unit testing, hav u used any tools
11. HOw will you do a code review
12. Explain How you handled SQL server session in your project
13. What UML notations have you used
14. what is the purpose of encrypting the session




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