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Bob
Many single sign on systems can check whether a particular session is alive
if it's passed a sessionID via web service. How is this done in .NET if the
service app uses InProc session? I can't seem to find anything in the .NET
class library that exposes the session collections in an application.
However the infrastructure to lookup a session based on the sessionID is
definite in ASP.NET. Does anyone have any suggestions?
I know I can change to use database to track ASP.NET sessions, and then can
query against the DB to find out whether a particular one is still alive.
It would be my last resort if the InProc mode doesn't work out.
Thanks
Bob
if it's passed a sessionID via web service. How is this done in .NET if the
service app uses InProc session? I can't seem to find anything in the .NET
class library that exposes the session collections in an application.
However the infrastructure to lookup a session based on the sessionID is
definite in ASP.NET. Does anyone have any suggestions?
I know I can change to use database to track ASP.NET sessions, and then can
query against the DB to find out whether a particular one is still alive.
It would be my last resort if the InProc mode doesn't work out.
Thanks
Bob