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I know that Server.Transfer() should be used to redirect to another “.aspx” page on the same server. But what is the reason behind why should I not use this method to redirect to aspx page on another server or html page?
Your answers are really appriciated.
Server.Transfer can only happen for single HttpContext. Each virtual directory or app has its own HttpContext object and they know not that they co-exists! so you cannot do that.