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Antonio Lopez Arredondo
hi all !!!
THE SCENARIO:
Single box running many ASP.NET applications.
A single "first level" app works like a "application portal";
it is a high level app that simply does authentication and
permissions stuff and redirects users to the other applications.
The "second level" apps just do the work. we have many of them,
developed by different vendors.
THE PROBLEM:
while a user is working in a "second level" app
the session objects at the single "first level" app should not expire.
THE QUESTION:
how can we get such behavior ?
thanks in advance !!!
ant.
THE SCENARIO:
Single box running many ASP.NET applications.
A single "first level" app works like a "application portal";
it is a high level app that simply does authentication and
permissions stuff and redirects users to the other applications.
The "second level" apps just do the work. we have many of them,
developed by different vendors.
THE PROBLEM:
while a user is working in a "second level" app
the session objects at the single "first level" app should not expire.
THE QUESTION:
how can we get such behavior ?
thanks in advance !!!
ant.