update session variable between PHP and asp.net

[grey]

i have to do the page intergration with PHP in my asp.net application. if
asp.net update one Session variable, can PHP also use it or vice versa? (of
course, we agreed to use the same session variable before).

[Hans Kesting]

Re: update session variable between PHP and asp.net

It happens that grey formulated :

i have to do the page intergration with PHP in my asp.net application. if
asp.net update one Session variable, can PHP also use it or vice versa? (of
course, we agreed to use the same session variable before).

There is no way to directly share sessions between php and asp.net. But
this question is also asked a lot for asp/asp.net integration and I
suspect that you can use the same tricks. See if you can find something
along that line.

Hans Kesting

[Mark Rae [MVP]]

Re: update session variable between PHP and asp.net

"grey" <ericyum@hgcbro adband.comwrote in message
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I have to do the page intergration with PHP in my ASP.NET application. If
ASP.NET updates one Session variable, can PHP also use it or vice versa?

No.

Your only option would be to use some sort of common storage mechanism,
probably a database...


--
Mark Rae
ASP.NET MVP

http://www.markrae.net

[grey]

Re: update session variable between PHP and asp.net

then can i use "cookie"?
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>I have to do the page intergration with PHP in my ASP.NET application. If
>ASP.NET updates one Session variable, can PHP also use it or vice versa?

>
No.
>
Your only option would be to use some sort of common storage mechanism,
probably a database...
>
>
--
Mark Rae
ASP.NET MVP
http://www.markrae.net

[Hans Kesting]

Re: update session variable between PHP and asp.net

grey was thinking very hard :

then can i use "cookie"?

For a few small values, you could try that. But only if the php pages
and the asp.net pages are on the same domain, else they would be unable
to receive each other's cookies.

Hans Kesting

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>"grey" <ericyum@hgcbro adband.comwrote in message
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>>I have to do the page intergration with PHP in my ASP.NET application. If
>>ASP.NET updates one Session variable, can PHP also use it or vice versa?

>>
>No.
>>
>Your only option would be to use some sort of common storage mechanism,
>probably a database...
>>
>>
>-- Mark Rae
>ASP.NET MVP
>http://www.markrae.net