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I have a Visitor class that is defined in a class library.
The class has lots of parameters that are pulled from the QueryString,
the ReferrerUrl, Cookies, the Session object, etc...

I would like to make a constructor for the Visitor class that accepts
an HttpContext instance from within Session_Start in Global.asax.cs as
an input parameter.

The problem is that I can't figure out how to reference HttpContext
from within my Visitor class.

System.Web has a reference to HttpContext within Global.asax.cs, but
not from within the class library that contains the Visitor class

I only need to read the information in the HttpContext if the issue
revolves around not being able to manipulate HttpContext information
outside the ASP.Net project.

Thank you for any insights,

Joe

Have you tried looking at HttpContext.Current ?

dim current as HttpContext = HttpContext.Current
current.Request...

Karl

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> I have a Visitor class that is defined in a class library.
> The class has lots of parameters that are pulled from the QueryString,
> the ReferrerUrl, Cookies, the Session object, etc...
>
> I would like to make a constructor for the Visitor class that accepts
> an HttpContext instance from within Session_Start in Global.asax.cs as
> an input parameter.
>
> The problem is that I can't figure out how to reference HttpContext
> from within my Visitor class.
>
> System.Web has a reference to HttpContext within Global.asax.cs, but
> not from within the class library that contains the Visitor class
>
> I only need to read the information in the HttpContext if the issue
> revolves around not being able to manipulate HttpContext information
> outside the ASP.Net project.
>
> Thank you for any insights,
>
> Joe
>