Session
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Session may refer to:
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[edit] Bureaucracy
- Executive session, a portion of the United States Senate's daily session
- Judicial session
- Legislative session
- Session (parliamentary procedure)
- Presbyterian polity
- Court of Session, the supreme civil court of Scotland
[edit] Computing
- Session (computer science), also known as a communication session, is a semi-permanent interactive information exchange between communicating devices that is established at a certain time and torn down at a later time. Examples are:
- TCP sessions
- Web session (HTTP sessions), using session cookies and web server session management, can be either client-side or server-side. The latter may be provided by:
- Java Session Beans, which are web server-side components that may be either stateful or stateless.
- Sessions established by some session layer protocol
- Session Description Protocol, a format for describing streaming media initialization parameters
- Session Initiation Protocol, a computer network protocol often used for IP telephony, and for setting up and tearing down peer-to-peer communication sessions consisting of one or several media streams
- Login session
- Optical disc authoring#Sessions, how data is laid out on an optical disc
- A group of process groups in POSIX-conformant operating systems
[edit] Music
- Jam session, where musicians gather and play
- Recording session, where musicians record music together
- Pub session, playing music in a public house
- "Session", an instrumental song by Linkin Park from their 2003 album Meteora
- "Session", a song by The Offspring from their 1992 album Ignition
- Session musician, musicians available for hire
- Session, an old computer software package for writing MIDI files
[edit] Drinking
- Alcohol, any prolonged or extended period of drinking alcohol
[edit] See also
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