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Tom Campana
Hello,

This is the first application I've built with the .net framework. I'm
pretty experienced in .asp but I've ran into a problem in the .net
environment. I have a combination of .asp & .aspx pages, as I'm more
familiar with .asp. I need to use session variables throughout the
project but my Session Variables in my Global.asax project are not seen
in .asp pages. I've tried creating a Global.asa but I can't seem to get
session values defined in my .aspx pages to be seen in my .asp pages.

Any Idea?

Thanks in advanced,

Tom
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Scott Worley
Hi Tom,

To put it simply you can not share session sate between ASP and ASP.NET,
however you can create a Serviced component or a COM+ Component, that stores
and retrieves data, and use that object on each page, via the OBJECT TAG in
asp, or as a Component in ASP.NET

HTH,

Scott Worley
Author of: Inside ASP.NET, New Riders Publishing, Nov 2001.
Working on: Commerce Server 2002 and .NET Unleashed, SAMS.
Doing Deep Exploration of the .NET servers and Integration with .NET
Framework.

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Paul Litwin
Hello,

This is the first application I've built with the .net framework. I'm
pretty experienced in .asp but I've ran into a problem in the .net
environment. I have a combination of .asp & .aspx pages, as I'm more
familiar with .asp. I need to use session variables throughout the
project but my Session Variables in my Global.asax project are not seen
in .asp pages. I've tried creating a Global.asa but I can't seem to get
session values defined in my .aspx pages to be seen in my .asp pages.

Any Idea?

Thanks in advanced,

Tom
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Marcie Jones (VIP)
In addition to the other suggestions, you could also
set a cookie in ASP.Net and that would be read-able in
Classic ASP.

Marcie

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Aron Weiler
Has anyone tried creating a (non web) .NET assembly to talk to the ASP.NET State Server? I was wondering what kind of protocol they use, and if I could maybe write an interface to it so my non-web projects could use a session state server.

This, in turn, could be ported to a COM app that the ASP pages could then call to maintain state in a .NET environment.

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