Accessing cookies from DLL

[nathan_blakley@hotmail.com]

Hi,
I am not able to read or write cookies from DLLs both locally and on
Godaddy's web hosting site. I have ASP.NET 2 set up in both locations.
There must be a trick. My code looks as follows:

return (HttpContext.Cu rrent.Request.C ookies[m_strCookieName] != null);

I have unchecked the "Allow Unsafe Code" box in VS.

Many thanks
Nathan

[George Ter-Saakov]

Re: Accessing cookies from DLL

To reqad a cookie you use Request.Cookies ...
to write a cookie you use Response.Cookie s....
I see code yo try to read Cookie but do not see code to write Cookie..


George.




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Hi,
I am not able to read or write cookies from DLLs both locally and on
Godaddy's web hosting site. I have ASP.NET 2 set up in both locations.
There must be a trick. My code looks as follows:
>
return (HttpContext.Cu rrent.Request.C ookies[m_strCookieName] != null);
>
I have unchecked the "Allow Unsafe Code" box in VS.
>
Many thanks
Nathan

[nathan_blakley@hotmail.com]

Re: Accessing cookies from DLL

Thank you, George. Yes, I do use the request and response objects as
you say. I apologize for not saying so.
The dll resides in the web site's bin directory and can both read and
write to a directory (after I set permissions). Cannot read or write a
cookie though.
Hate to have to rely on IP addresses but am considering it.
Nathan

On Feb 8, 4:36 am, "George Ter-Saakov" <gt-...@cardone.com wrote:

To reqad a cookie you use Request.Cookies ...
to write a cookie you use Response.Cookie s....
I see code yo try to read Cookie but do not see code to write Cookie..
>
George.
>
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Hi,
I am not able to read or write cookies from DLLs both locally and on
Godaddy's web hosting site. I have ASP.NET 2 set up in both locations.
There must be a trick. My code looks as follows:

>

return (HttpContext.Cu rrent.Request.C ookies[m_strCookieName] != null);

>

I have unchecked the "Allow Unsafe Code" box in VS.

>

Many thanks
Nathan

[nathan_blakley@hotmail.com]

Re: Accessing cookies from DLL

I should have mentioned, this dll contains a CompositeContro l.
Nathan

On Feb 9, 7:26 am, nathan_blak...@ hotmail.com wrote:

Thank you, George. Yes, I do use the request and response objects as
you say. I apologize for not saying so.
The dll resides in the web site's bin directory and can both read and
write to a directory (after I set permissions). Cannot read or write a
cookie though.
Hate to have to rely on IP addresses but am considering it.
Nathan
>
On Feb 8, 4:36 am, "George Ter-Saakov" <gt-...@cardone.com wrote:
>

To reqad a cookie you use Request.Cookies ...
to write a cookie you use Response.Cookie s....
I see code yo try to read Cookie but do not see code to write Cookie..

>

George.

>

<nathan_blak... @hotmail.comwro te in message

>

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>

Hi,
I am not able to read or write cookies from DLLs both locally and on
Godaddy's web hosting site. I have ASP.NET 2 set up in both locations.
There must be a trick. My code looks as follows:

>

return (HttpContext.Cu rrent.Request.C ookies[m_strCookieName] != null);

>

I have unchecked the "Allow Unsafe Code" box in VS.

>

Many thanks
Nathan