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Greetings all:

I was thinking about using the shared property manager to store session
state information for a browser based application I was writing (it seems
like this would be faster than using a database connection).  However, it
doesn't seem to be the case that you can delete any of the properties you
create.  I was hoping to be able to clear out data that belonged to
transactions that were never completed.  The only way I can think of doing
this is to periodically go through a property group pull out all the active
properties, copy them to a new property group, then realease that one.
Unless, there is a better way, then all of the sudden the database
connection doesn't sound so bad.  Is there another way to delete properties
that I haven't thought of?

If not, is there a third party respource dispenser, besides a database, that
provides services like this?


Thanks and regards,

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Robert Moskal
Brooklyn, USA