asp.net - Can we store Session state and Cache on Redis Cache in same application? -


i implementing redis cahce in ongoing application in have implemented redis cache session state , sessions storing on redis cache.

web.config settings below,

add name="mysessionstatestore" type="microsoft.web.redis.redissessionstateprovider" port="6280" throwonerror="true" connectionstring="webapplication1.redis.cache.windows.net:6380,password=some password,ssl=true,abortconnect=false" host="webapplication1.redis.cache.windows.net" accesskey="some key" ssl="true"

similarly have move current caching implementation on redis cahce have implemented in below code snippet(in vb.net),

 public function getapplicationcachedata() dataset             const rawkey string = "akey_"             dim dsdata dataset             dim connection connectionmultiplexer = connectionmultiplexer.connect("webapplication1.redis.cache.windows.net:6280,password=some password,ssl=true,abortconnect=false")             dim redisobj idatabase = connection.getdatabase()             dim valueobj redisvalue = redisobj.stringget(rawkey)              if not valueobj.hasvalue                 dsdata = class1.getapplicationcachedata()                 redisobj.stringset(rawkey,jsonconvert.serializeobject(dsdata), timespan.fromminutes(90))             else                 dsdata  = jsonconvert.deserializeobject(of dataset)(redisobj.stringget(rawkey))             end if              return dsdata         end function

now problem caching implementation working fine if run separately session state when implement session state , caching in redis cache sessions become null , page redirects login page form authentication.

we created 1 test application on azure portal , using same session state , caching storage.

so question is, can use 1 application both implementation or should create application on portal run cache functionality in redis cahce or implementation has inconsistency?

have tried setting "applicationname" parameter on session state configuration?


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