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I think I may have figured it out.<br />
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Give me a little while and I'll come back and report on what I found.
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I think I may have figured it out.


Give me a little while and I'll come back and report on what I found.

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&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;have you set the attribute [WebMethod(EnableSession = true)] to the webmethod?<br />
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Nope, but when I did, it began working...thx!!!
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>>>>have you set the attribute [WebMethod(EnableSession = true)] to the webmethod?


Nope, but when I did, it began working...thx!!!

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Please forgive the dumb question, but if a WebService is written under the same namespace as a WebForm -- can the WebService pass the Session variable to a static class that does the work?<br />
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What's happening is I am calling a web service from client using jQuery ajax / JSON and passing a bunch of info.<br />
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The webservice webmethod then calls a method in a static class, said method needs to put some data into Session, but I guess it can't. &nbsp;Session is not recognized.<br />
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Are there workarounds?
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[EDITED]

Please forgive the dumb question, but if a WebService is written under the same namespace as a WebForm -- can the WebService pass the Session variable to a static class that does the work?

What's happening is I am calling a web service from client using jQuery ajax / JSON and passing a bunch of info.

The webservice webmethod then calls a method in a static class, said method needs to put some data into Session, but I guess it can't.  Session is not recognized.

Are there workarounds?

WebServices and Session

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