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You could have a look @ storing the Session in a sql server d/b.
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You could have a look @ storing the Session in a sql server d/b.

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Yes, I am aware of that option, but would using the query string transfer method not create a unique session ?
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Yes, I am aware of that option, but would using the query string transfer method not create a unique session ?

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How are u sending the session information currently?<br />
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Response.Redirect(&quot;url&quot;+Se<wbr />ssionInfo)<wbr /> ?? something like this?
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How are u sending the session information currently?

Response.Redirect("url"+SessionInfo) ?? something like this?

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yes, thats how i send information over to AppB. <br />
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What i am interested in knowing is under the same domain, is every call to AppB unique with a unique session id.
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yes, thats how i send information over to AppB.

What i am interested in knowing is under the same domain, is every call to AppB unique with a unique session id.

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If I'm not mistaken, if u r redirecting from appa to appb then the session id should remain the same
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If I'm not mistaken, if u r redirecting from appa to appb then the session id should remain the same

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We have two ASP.net web applications AppA and AppB under the same domain, is it possible to preserve session information from App A to App B ? &nbsp;Users from AppA are redirected to AppB with information (login and other crtitical data) being transfered by query string to AppB. Now is it possible to maintain reliable distinct session for each user being transfered between the two applications ?<br />
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I noticed some user information was being mixed up with the others, is a query string not a good solution for this purpose ?
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We have two ASP.net web applications AppA and AppB under the same domain, is it possible to preserve session information from App A to App B ?  Users from AppA are redirected to AppB with information (login and other crtitical data) being transfered by query string to AppB. Now is it possible to maintain reliable distinct session for each user being transfered between the two applications ?

I noticed some user information was being mixed up with the others, is a query string not a good solution for this purpose ?

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