ASP.NET AJAX and keeping the Session alive - What is the standard way to do it? -


ASP.NET webform developer, which is new to Ajax development (mostly updated via the paneel control!)

Since no postback is occurring, the server does not reset the user's session timeout counter, even if a user is interacting with the page and using its refreshing parts.

I would like to know what is the simplest and standard way of keeping the ASP.NET session alive, when Ajax is developing with an UpdatePanel;

Please provide the code and / or link in your reply; I do not need some fancy stuff like frameworks, JQuery, JSON, and whatever month's short name, I just do not care, if it is not optimized Commented as GenericTypeTea , using the server as

Net AJAX with Time Postback UpdatePanel The only difference is that the whole page is not loaded. All server-side codes have been started as normal, but information is sent in a different way between the server and the page using AJAX technology.

You can also call server-side methods using a mechanism from client-side JavaScript. This is a more "manual" way to use AJAX in .NET compared to traditional UpdatePanel technology.


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