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Two questions:
I know that ASP can't see ASP.NET sessions and vice versa. I have an
existing ASP intranet site that requires a user to login and session so we
can control the permissions of the user. Now I created a new site in ASP.NET
with C#. This will be a subdirectory off the main site like all of the
others.
1.) What is the *right* way to handle this so a user doesn't have to login
twice? How do I go about sharing the session?
2.) I created a footer and header as ASCX, but I can't use them across other
directories. How do I overcome this barrier?
Thanks for your thoughts!
I know that ASP can't see ASP.NET sessions and vice versa. I have an
existing ASP intranet site that requires a user to login and session so we
can control the permissions of the user. Now I created a new site in ASP.NET
with C#. This will be a subdirectory off the main site like all of the
others.
1.) What is the *right* way to handle this so a user doesn't have to login
twice? How do I go about sharing the session?
2.) I created a footer and header as ASCX, but I can't use them across other
directories. How do I overcome this barrier?
Thanks for your thoughts!