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Hi,
I've easily implemented an HttpModule and use AcquireRequestState to
initialize an object and ReleaseRequestState store to session. Unfortunately
if a Response.Redirect takes place. The ReleaseRequestState does not fire.
No problem, I implement PreSendRequestContent or PreSendRequestHeaders and
now I'm able to fire the event before the Response.Redirect. But Uhoh, I've
got no access to the Session or Context.Items objects???
Please help I'm stumped on when/where to fire an event and still have access
to session and context before firing response.redirect.
Thanks,
John Haynes
jhaynes "at" mckinleycapital "dot" com
I've easily implemented an HttpModule and use AcquireRequestState to
initialize an object and ReleaseRequestState store to session. Unfortunately
if a Response.Redirect takes place. The ReleaseRequestState does not fire.
No problem, I implement PreSendRequestContent or PreSendRequestHeaders and
now I'm able to fire the event before the Response.Redirect. But Uhoh, I've
got no access to the Session or Context.Items objects???
Please help I'm stumped on when/where to fire an event and still have access
to session and context before firing response.redirect.
Thanks,
John Haynes
jhaynes "at" mckinleycapital "dot" com