Because the information in session object is on server only it does not influence
the time it takes for the response to come back.
Obviously if you do a lot of logic with the heavy object (traversing trees looking
for something) then it will take longer but the information in session does not
travel back and forth with the request or response. The only thing that travels
is the id of the given session which is the same for light and heavy.
dave.
Youngho Cho wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have been used a session object & session tracking without any question.
> Recently I have a question for the mechanism
> ( Silly and basic , but I don't know the answer ).
>
> For examples , Let's think about 2 cases.
>
> Case A : Put large many objects into Session Object, say heavy.
> Case B : Put a small object into Session Object , say light.
>
> In thease case , think about same action like just move next page,
> Is there any difference about communication activity to communicate
> between client and server.
> ( Becasue heavey Session object has more information , does it spend more time
> to make round trip ??? )
>
> If someone has an answer Please let me know.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> youngho
>
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