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Thanks Prakash, Great articles indeed. I will just be reading them through before locking the question as I might be needing some answers.<br />
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Thanks Prakash, Great articles indeed. I will just be reading them through before locking the question as I might be needing some answers.
 
 


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Hi Everyone,<br />
I have an ASP.NET webapplication and a webserive in the same webproject. How can i get the values that are in session for a given user who is browing the site.<br />
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For example i have ten items in session from user that i want to make accessible in the webserive if user of the same session calls webservice from the client side using Javaacript.<br />

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Hi Everyone,
I have an ASP.NET webapplication and a webserive in the same webproject. How can i get the values that are in session for a given user who is browing the site.

For example i have ten items in session from user that i want to make accessible in the webserive if user of the same session calls webservice from the client side using Javaacript.


Share session between webservice and a web app

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