ASPX page can't see Session created by WCF with XBAP client

[Izorich]

I followed great instructions on how to setup ASP.NET session in WCF and it
works great inside WCF service.

When I tried acessing session data directly from ASPX page it was not
available.

Basically what I am trying to do is to generate a large report file through
WCF service. I then need to display it inside XBAP Frame element. The only
way to set frame content in partial trust environment is through URL. Since
IsolatedStorage URL is not known in partial trust the only way to do is to
use web server URL. So, I am using ASPX page. I am trying to pass report
content via session, but session variable is empty. I guess that Frame gets
its own session. Is there any way I can load session by session ID?

 

[Steven Cheng [MSFT]]

Hi Izorich,

As for the setup ASP.NET seesion in WCF, what's the instruction you
followed , would you provide us the reference of it?

Also, based on my understanding, you're using ASP.NET session to store
report content generated by WCF service and let another XBAP client
retrieve report content from ASP.NET session, correct? It will be helpful
if you can describe more about the current application structure and code
logic.

Sincerely,

Steven Cheng

Microsoft MSDN Online Support Lead


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