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re: How old is the Earth?

Andrew S. — Wed, 16 Jan 2008 14:57:57 GMT

The man has been standing on the shore since shortly after the boat docked because he was rode the boat from the island.

Ghillie Suits » RequiredRuntime fails for targetting CLR versions

Ghillie Suits » RequiredRuntime fails for targetting CLR versions — Fri, 26 Oct 2007 16:26:48 GMT

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re: Programming Excel Services

vapordan@hotmail.com — Fri, 08 Jun 2007 19:59:11 GMT

Another good source of information on frames and sessions is this link: forums.asp.net/.../7504.aspx

The relevant section is posted here.

In normal case, if the frameset is an aspx file, when you request the page, it will first send the request to the web server, receive an asp.net session cookie (which holds the session id), and then the browser will send individual requests for the frames, and each request will carry the same session id.

However, since your frameset page is an htm file, the first request comes back without any session cookie because the page was serviced by ASP and not ASP.NET. Then again your browser sends out individual requests for each frame. But this time each individual request will NOT carry any session id, and so each individual frame will create its own new session. That's why you will see different session ids in each frame. The last request that comes back will win by overwriting the cookie written by the previous two requests. If you do a refresh, you will see them having the same session id.

This behaviour is by-design, and the simple solution is to change your frameset page to .aspx.

re: Programming Excel Services

vapordan@hotmail.com — Fri, 08 Jun 2007 18:51:28 GMT

If any KB article indicates a session is related to an OWC object, it is wrong and needs to be corrected. Point these kb articles out and I will see that they are corrected.

microsoft.pulic.office.developer.web.components is a public forum, I'm free to comment as I please and so are you.

Frames hold their own session... what is the context of this statement? Perhaps you might want to look at this article to understand frames and session a bit more. www.15seconds.com/.../030528.htm

OWC issue with Visual Studio .NET 2005

Vapor Blog — Fri, 25 Aug 2006 18:51:21 GMT

The comment I received from Microsoft regarding the OWC issue is this:
ActiveX controls are not supported...

VSTO Data Islands allows finer architecture of "Information Worker" applications

Damir Dobric Posts — Sat, 06 May 2006 16:25:32 GMT

By using of office
documents, it is often required to prepare some data for document before the
user...

VSTO Data Islands allows finer architecture of "Information Worker" applications

Damir Dobric — Thu, 13 Apr 2006 15:55:01 GMT

By using of office
documents, it is often required to prepare some data for document before the...

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re: How old is the Earth?

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re: Programming Excel Services

re: Programming Excel Services

OWC issue with Visual Studio .NET 2005

VSTO Data Islands allows finer architecture of &quot;Information Worker&quot; applications

VSTO Data Islands allows finer architecture of &quot;Information Worker&quot; applications

VSTO Data Islands allows finer architecture of "Information Worker" applications

VSTO Data Islands allows finer architecture of "Information Worker" applications