application itself and is written in VB.NET. The second is a web service
written in C#.
The main application launches a window that interacts with the Web Service.
However the session variables in the Web Service are NULL and generate an
exception. I have found no information about utilizing session variables
across projects in the same solution. Is it possible and are there any
caveats?
KentYou can't even use application variables across projects, let alone session
variables. Try a database. Or writing to a shared file.
Dale
"Kent Ogletree" <kent@.nospam.actionic.com> wrote in message
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> I have a solution the is composed of 2 projects. The first is the main web
> application itself and is written in VB.NET. The second is a web service
> written in C#.
> The main application launches a window that interacts with the Web
Service.
> However the session variables in the Web Service are NULL and generate an
> exception. I have found no information about utilizing session variables
> across projects in the same solution. Is it possible and are there any
> caveats?
> Kent
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