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Ed Willis
Is it possible to pass session information from one ASP.Net project/web
application to another?
Thanks.
application to another?
Thanks.
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Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]
Hello,
This is a VB .NET language ng. Please turn to the ng for ASP.NET questions:
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet
Web interface:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/newsgroup...roup=microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet
HTH,
Herfried K. Wagner
Ed Willis said:Is it possible to pass session information from one ASP.Net
project/web application to another?
This is a VB .NET language ng. Please turn to the ng for ASP.NET questions:
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet
Web interface:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/newsgroup...roup=microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet
HTH,
Herfried K. Wagner
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Cor
Hi Ed,
I just was wanting to switch off my computer when I saw your question.
This is special something for VB.net webproject or C#.net webprojects I
think
I don't think that this problem exist in a classic ASP.NET project.
I think I go take a look for this tomorrow if not someone else has answered
your question.
When I was fast looking in MSDN I saw that every session has a session.id
how to use it, I don't know.
If you get an answer in another group, will you answer that than here?
(I mean the VB.net solution, thank you in advance)
Cor
I just was wanting to switch off my computer when I saw your question.
This is special something for VB.net webproject or C#.net webprojects I
think
I don't think that this problem exist in a classic ASP.NET project.
I think I go take a look for this tomorrow if not someone else has answered
your question.
When I was fast looking in MSDN I saw that every session has a session.id
how to use it, I don't know.
If you get an answer in another group, will you answer that than here?
(I mean the VB.net solution, thank you in advance)
Cor
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Fergus Cooney
Howdy Ed,
Session information is information that an application knows about its
Session. Take away the fancy 'session' label and it's just part of <all> the
information that your application has.
So your question becomes: "Is it possible to pass <information> from one
ASP.Net project/web
application to another?"
And the answer is, of course, a resounding YES.
How then do applications exchange information?
If they are on the same machine, use shared memory, memory files, sockets,
Windows messages, COM interfaces, etc, etc.
If they are on the same file system/intranet - use files, sockets, etc,
etc.
If they are on remote machines - use Web Services, Http, some other
protocol, etc, etc.
Loads of possibilities. It just depends what you want to share, how, why
and all that.
Regards,
Fergus
Session information is information that an application knows about its
Session. Take away the fancy 'session' label and it's just part of <all> the
information that your application has.
So your question becomes: "Is it possible to pass <information> from one
ASP.Net project/web
application to another?"
And the answer is, of course, a resounding YES.
How then do applications exchange information?
If they are on the same machine, use shared memory, memory files, sockets,
Windows messages, COM interfaces, etc, etc.
If they are on the same file system/intranet - use files, sockets, etc,
etc.
If they are on remote machines - use Web Services, Http, some other
protocol, etc, etc.
Loads of possibilities. It just depends what you want to share, how, why
and all that.
Regards,
Fergus