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Jon Ceanfaglione
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Hello all,

I have an ASP.Net application that uses a Base Page to inherit from. So
instead of having my forms inherit System.Web.UI.Page, I inherit my own Page
Class. In the base class for all my pages, I'd like to have the default
constructor for that page run a check on a session object to test for valid
sessions so that I don't have to put session checking code in every page. I
keep getting an error that:

     "Session state can only be used when enableSessionState is set to
true, either in a configuration file or in the Page directive"

However, I have this in my web.config file:

<pages
    buffer="true"
    enableSessionState="true"
    enableViewState="true"
    />

Is it possible to do this? I suspect not. If I can't use the default
constructor, how could I go about managing this?

Thanks.

Jon

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Little, Ambrose
Jon,

There is an application_beginrequest function in the global.asax that you
can use for code you want to execute at the beginning of every request. You
could also override the Init function on your base page class and do
checking there, I believe, or add an event handler for the page load event
on the base page class to check this.

--Ambrose

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Aditya Mahajan
i dont if Ambrose's reply helped finding the solution to the prob, but i faced the same prob yesterday, and here is how i resolved it:

string sMyVar = Context.Session["NUser"].ToString();

so if u want to access the session variable "NUser" in the base class, refer to it as
Context.Session["NUser"]

(Type your message here)

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