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Passing a session id to the server

With a remoting service running in IIS I can access the session state, user,
application, etc using the RemotingService class.

What is the best way to pass a session from a console client to the server?
I assume this must be done with the HTTP header, but what is the best way to
do this?

the same question in http://dotnet247.com/247reference/msgs/1/5553.aspx

Posted Mar 24 2004, 01:39 AM by Montaque
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Montaque wrote re: Passing a session id to the server
on 03-24-2004 1:42
In fact, the server side remoting object can not access the session object.
session is always null, besides HttpContext.Current.Session
Montaque wrote re: Passing a session id to the server
on 03-24-2004 1:48
Now I've successfully used the User and Application property of the
RemoteService class in a .NET remoting server running in IIS, but the
Session is null.

How can I enable the session for the remoting server? Session is enabled in
the web.config file.

Many thanks,
Montaque wrote re: Passing a session id to the server
on 03-24-2004 2:42
great!
Montaque wrote re: Passing a session id to the server
on 04-01-2004 5:21
Remoting Object must be CAO

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