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Application variables in ASP.NET

Asked by gopalv in SAP, .NET Framework 2.x, WebApplications

Tags: ASP.NET.C#, SAP Business One, DI Server

Hi,
   I m a newbie to ASP.NET. I m building a web app as as frint end to business management application db (SAP Business One using the DI server API). Here is the requirement I have:

1. Each time I connect to the DI API I get a session ID. I want to store this at the applciation level and use it to read/write data back to the db. There could be 100 user logged into the website from different client machines and the session id must be accessible across all the sessions.
Here is the approach I m considering:

1. Add a variable Application["DIserverSessionID"] in the Global.asax file Application_START event
2. Anytime one of the users load a relevant page to connect to the DI server, check the variable to see if there is a valid session id. if not connect to DI api to get a session id and store it in this variable.
3. Anytime the DI server is connected, clear the Application["DIserverSessionID"]  variable.

Woudl this work? Please advise.

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