Hey ENIZIN, thanks for the tip. :-) Good idea for string values! Guess for
more complex data objects one would always resort to XML serialisation or
even more complex models, right? Sounds like a big shame to have your object
in "session" memory and not be able to point to it and cast it to a PHP
structure.. :-) Or have the PHP wizards already thought about that too?
[always been impressed by their control of COM, for instance!]
"ENIZIN" <ENIZIN@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> You can share a cookie on the same domain. I'm doing it with a 4D web site
> and .NET and it works fine. You have to be part of the same domain though.
> You can share across sub-domains as well. For instance, we are using
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> HTH
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> "Marco Ippolito" wrote:
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> > Session context by an ASP.NET page, from within, say, a PHP script?
> > Thanks! - Marco
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