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Q: Can anyone point me in the right direction on how to create a GUID in ASP under IIS5, Win2K server?

A:

Function GetGuid()
Set TypeLib = Server.CreateObject("Scriptlet.TypeLib")
GetGuid = TypeLib.Guid
Set TypeLib = Nothing
End Function

- Sam Thompson

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Mar 7, 2001 - Are Session Variables Satan's Spawn?
A seemingly innocent Inquiry has sparked a member of the 15Seconds discussion list to answer with a sermon on the evil nature of Session Variables.
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Dec 30, 1999 - Using Hidden FRAMES to Hold Data or Maintain State
Hidden frames allow users to maintain almost any kind of data, and maintain state easily and reliably. Mark Burnham's article uses a shopping cart scenario to show simple ways to read and write data, and call functions from a hidden frame. Visible frames can be loaded with virtually anything, but these hidden frames will always be there, holding data until it's needed.
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Dec 23, 1999 - How to Detect If Cookies Are ON
Mark Burnham offers a quick and easy way to check if your browser accepts cookies. If it does, then you're clear to use session variables when writing ASP scripts. Just follow the sample code to learn how to copy a form and compare SessionIDs.
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Jul 1, 1999 - Avoid the Pitfalls of Sessions with the LookupTable
Brian Reagan demonstrates how to use the LookupTable object to avoid problems with session objects timing out. Read this in-depth article and learn the tricks of the trade.
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Jan 14, 1999 - Easy Application State Securely
This article by Dmitry Khanine shows how to make your web site 100-percent secure when maintain your application state.
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Jan 8, 1998 - Maintaining State
In this issue we will discuss two built in states of the Internet Information Server, session and application. We will also continue where we left off with the Nov 08, 1997 - Sharing Cookies Across Domains Issue, and show how to maintain session state across multiple servers in a web farm. Also discussed, will be user state and the use of personalization to maintain user state.
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Knowledge Base Articles
PRB: Nested Virtual Roots Can Lose Session State
Q173307 - 1997.09.30


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