Have you tried using cookies? The cookies would be available from all web apps. This would eliminate the need for maintaining state with session variables or session classes.
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>To the best of my understanding, classes instanciated on IIS do not persist across pages. Therefore, if you were to build a class that saved session information, you'd have to build it so it read from a database, text file or the registry. This is certainly possible, but I, like most developers I know, am pressed for time.... :-)
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>Unfortunately, the real crux of the problem is, again, a flaw in an M$ product... Oh well, we've worked through these before... (and will again)
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>Thanks for the reply...
>Michael
Tim Westmoreland
Software Engineer
Skyline Technologies, Inc.
"Upper classes are a nation's past; the middle class is its future." - Ayn Rand, Russian-born author (1905-1982).