asp session question

[Chris Barber]

VBScript classes don't persist in session variables (unfortunately).

The only way to achieve this is to use WSC, COM component (eg. VB DLL) or
serialise the class object to a string and re-create on each page load.

Chris.

i have write a class in asp

class employee
public employeeId
public teamid
public name

private sub class_initialize()
end sub

private sub class_terminate()
end sub
end class

I have create a new emp class and assign to a session object, but i cannot
using that emp property anymore in other page
example:

1.asp
----------------------------------------
set emp = new employee
emp.employeeId = 1
emp.teamid = 5
emp.name = "Utada P.W. SIU"

set session("employee") = emp


2.asp
------------------------------------------
set emp = session("employee")
'-- either response.write (emp.teamId) or response.write
(session("employee").teamId)
'-- it prompt error as follow
'-- Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a01b6'
'-- Object doesn't support this property or method: 'teamId'

 

[Utada P.W. SIU]

i have write a class in asp

class employee
public employeeId
public teamid
public name

private sub class_initialize()
end sub

private sub class_terminate()
end sub
end class

I have create a new emp class and assign to a session object, but i cannot
using that emp property anymore in other page
example:

1.asp
----------------------------------------
set emp = new employee
emp.employeeId = 1
emp.teamid = 5
emp.name = "Utada P.W. SIU"

set session("employee") = emp


2.asp
------------------------------------------
set emp = session("employee")
'-- either response.write (emp.teamId) or response.write
(session("employee").teamId)
'-- it prompt error as follow
'-- Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a01b6'
'-- Object doesn't support this property or method: 'teamId'

 

[Utada P.W. SIU]

o...thx~~