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How should I implement session variables (ie. application state) in a Silverlight 2 application?

Asked by robbersrow in WPF and Silverlight

Tags: Silverlight 2, All Browsers

Hello,
I am trying to find a simple and efficient way to implement session variables in a Silverlight 2 application.  I realize that Silverlight code runs on the client machine, which does not have direct access to any server side session management.  Some potential solutions I have come across include:  using a static class to hold session data in the silverlight code, using isolated storage to read and write session data, and using ASP.NET built-in session management with browser cookies and a WCF web service to interact between silverlight and the server end.  However, each of these implementations seem to be a bit clumsy, and without enough documentation/examples to implement.  Please let me know if anyone has come across a "preferred" approach to Silverlight session management.

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