In the worst case, you can alwyas read from the database anyway.
That said, for a web service I'm not sure this is quite an ideal
architecture. I would let rather the webservice works as a single thing (ie
not depend on having a session established somewhere else).
If you need to make multiple calls the webservice could expose login/logout
methods and maintain state between these two calls if needed ???
Else it can be more than something that is queued to a table and that the
webservices uses at a later time ?
Patrice
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> Hello all,
>
> I've got a question about session state. Is it possible to
> declare and load a session into a session object from the sql server
> database. Here's the scenario ...
>
> I've got a website using SqlServer as the session state manager.
> I've got a web service that I'd like to pass in the SessionID and have
> it load the session from the database. I'd just like to know if this
> is possible.
>
> Thank you in advance for any assistance.
> Scott Vercuski
>