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Pavils Jurjans
Hello,
I have two questions regarding the Session state.
1) Is there some way on the server to programmatically access the other
active sessions? Well, perhaps the question should be formulated not "is
there a way", but "how to do it", because that almost inevitably must be
possible - after all, the ASP.NET enables access for all the session users
to their respective sessions. Perhaps studying the full request lifetime,
and finding out how ASP.NET uses the Session ID cookie to instantiate the
session state, but it could be a teadious task to do. Please, tell me the
best way to access the other active sessions and their data. That would
greatly improve debugging of my online app.
2) How to tell server to connect to another Session state? I have a problem
with online application: the application is opened in a web browser control
of 3rd party desktop application. If I spawn a pop-up window from the aspx
page that is loaded in the IE control, the popup window, unfortunately,
starts up a new session. I am not quite sure, why this happens - the two
pages are on the same domain, the same folder. Maybe making the sessionID
cookie more durable somehow would solve this. However, I am looking for more
general way to connect to my session - that would give me freedom of choice
from possible options. If I would know how to start up a native session,
providing my own SessionID, so that the rest of the application could freely
use standard code to manipulate the session variables (ie, Session["abc"] =
1), there are possible solutions:
a) pass the session Id to the popup in query string
(mypopup.aspx?1234567890abcdef). Make the server to use the session Id in
the URL to connect to the correct session
b) pass the session Id in the URL (1234567890abcdef/mypopup.aspx), then
make http handler that uses the URL string to extract the session Id and
connect the session state object
I will be grateful for any ideas!
Thanks,
Pavils
I have two questions regarding the Session state.
1) Is there some way on the server to programmatically access the other
active sessions? Well, perhaps the question should be formulated not "is
there a way", but "how to do it", because that almost inevitably must be
possible - after all, the ASP.NET enables access for all the session users
to their respective sessions. Perhaps studying the full request lifetime,
and finding out how ASP.NET uses the Session ID cookie to instantiate the
session state, but it could be a teadious task to do. Please, tell me the
best way to access the other active sessions and their data. That would
greatly improve debugging of my online app.
2) How to tell server to connect to another Session state? I have a problem
with online application: the application is opened in a web browser control
of 3rd party desktop application. If I spawn a pop-up window from the aspx
page that is loaded in the IE control, the popup window, unfortunately,
starts up a new session. I am not quite sure, why this happens - the two
pages are on the same domain, the same folder. Maybe making the sessionID
cookie more durable somehow would solve this. However, I am looking for more
general way to connect to my session - that would give me freedom of choice
from possible options. If I would know how to start up a native session,
providing my own SessionID, so that the rest of the application could freely
use standard code to manipulate the session variables (ie, Session["abc"] =
1), there are possible solutions:
a) pass the session Id to the popup in query string
(mypopup.aspx?1234567890abcdef). Make the server to use the session Id in
the URL to connect to the correct session
b) pass the session Id in the URL (1234567890abcdef/mypopup.aspx), then
make http handler that uses the URL string to extract the session Id and
connect the session state object
I will be grateful for any ideas!
Thanks,
Pavils