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Session state and webservice

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Monster - 11 Feb 2005 04:57 GMT
is it possible to manually create and destroy a session object in a
webservice? My original client and server were done with SOAP in c++ (isapi
dll and mfc/atl). I managed to write an intermediate webservice in c# that
forwarded calls from the client to the server, but I'm now trying to port
the ISAPI soap dll to a true c# webservice, however the client does not
support cookies so I can't use the session object. The original soap dll
manually created and destroyed its own session object (the client just
passes the session id through function calls). The session object c#
webservice port is unusuable because it requires cookies to be enabled on
the client and I can't find anything that can create a session object
manually. Am I doomed to create my own hashtable like session object
collection thingy?
Modica82 - 11 Feb 2005 11:37 GMT
Hi Monster,

This link may help, hope it does.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnservice/html/
service08062002.asp


Regards,

Rob

> is it possible to manually create and destroy a session object in a
> webservice? My original client and server were done with SOAP in c++ (isapi
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> manually. Am I doomed to create my own hashtable like session object
> collection thingy?

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