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  • Mark Chardonnens
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    HttpWebRequest Sessionhandling

    Hi all,

    i use the HttpWebRequest an HttpWebResponse for reciving data from the asp
    site locahost/test.asp. If i do this for 10 times i will have 10 new session
    (IIS). How can i do this in only 1 session?

    httpRequest =
    (HttpWebRequest )WebRequest.Cre ate("http://localhost/test.asp");
    HttpWebResponse
    myHttpWebRespon se=(HttpWebResp onse)httpReques t.GetResponse() ;

    Thanx a lot!
    Mark Chardonnens


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    • Morten Wennevik
      #2
      Re: HttpWebRequest Sessionhandling

      Call myHttpWebRespon se.Close(); ?

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        • Mark Chardonnens
          #3
          Re: HttpWebRequest Sessionhandling

          no...
          but i try it....
          doesnt work...... still a new session....


          "Morten Wennevik" <MortenWennevik @hotmail.com> wrote in message
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          > Call myHttpWebRespon se.Close(); ?
          >
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            • Morten Wennevik
              #4
              Re: HttpWebRequest Sessionhandling

              Well yeah, you'll get a new session, but it should close the last one, so
              you shouldn't have 10 simultanous sessions.

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                • Mark Chardonnens
                  #5
                  Re: HttpWebRequest Sessionhandling

                  hmm... whats about session-variables? if i connect the first time on my
                  site, i have to post some login data. With my second call i'm allowed to get
                  some data.... if i get there a new session, so i'm not logged in right? how
                  can do that?

                  tnx a lot!


                  "Morten Wennevik" <MortenWennevik @hotmail.com> wrote in message
                  news:oprxs0irk4 hntkfz@localhos t...
                  Well yeah, you'll get a new session, but it should close the last one, so
                  you shouldn't have 10 simultanous sessions.

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                    • Morten Wennevik
                      #6
                      Re: HttpWebRequest Sessionhandling

                      Um, I'm not entirely sure what you are trying to do, but if you need to
                      store data between sessions you can use application variables or
                      databases, on the server side.

                      However, if you don't control the server side, ..., not sure. I've used
                      webrequest/response pretty much only to request a single page or file.
                      Sorry

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                        • Mark Chardonnens
                          #7
                          Re: HttpWebRequest Sessionhandling

                          okey... it works now...

                          i didnt know that i have to get the cookie and send it back to the server
                          for next call!
                          thanks a lot!


                          "Morten Wennevik" <MortenWennevik @hotmail.com> wrote in message
                          news:oprxs3rbii hntkfz@localhos t...
                          Um, I'm not entirely sure what you are trying to do, but if you need to
                          store data between sessions you can use application variables or
                          databases, on the server side.

                          However, if you don't control the server side, ..., not sure. I've used
                          webrequest/response pretty much only to request a single page or file.
                          Sorry

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