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It al depends is how your projects are related. Are you having the projects in the same site domain? Can you use formsauthentication based on cookies to enable crossapps?
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It al depends is how your projects are related. Are you having the projects in the same site domain? Can you use formsauthentication based on cookies to enable crossapps?

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Yes, all the projects are deployed in the same site domain. Can I have more details to store login/password using cookies? Thanks
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Yes, all the projects are deployed in the same site domain. Can I have more details to store login/password using cookies? Thanks

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What is the way to handle multi-user access in .Net pages, as Session variables cannot be passed to other projects? I do need more details for identifying different user login, upon that one project is calling another project.
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Hi,
What is the way to handle multi-user access in .Net pages, as Session variables cannot be passed to other projects? I do need more details for identifying different user login, upon that one project is calling another project.

Way to handle multi-user access

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