sessions. initialize.asp

This snippet is one of the key features of this MVC approach.  Since ASP does not have runtime includes (<!--#include-->’s are first included and then compiled with the entire ASP page), Request Object is read-only and Server.Execute runs the requested document in an isolated process we have no other built-in way than using the so called evil Session Scope to mimic a Request Scope where the framework can share data between controllers, models and views.  This won’t become a problem since we are destroying them after each end of request.  For Session tracking, we suggest using Cookies and Database which will also increase your application scalability making it web farms ready.

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• Written by Fabio Zendhi Nagao http://zend.lojcomm.com.br/ @ December 2007