Hi
is there a way to access global session state information? I would like to
browse through all the items which have been stored per session under a
given key, e.g. Username, in order to retrieve the values of all users
sessions.
I use both, InProc and StateServer, depending on the installation.
Any hints are appreciated. Thanks,
Urs
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In a word, "no".
Session is specific to an individual user, and does not expose any kind of
"global" collection.
Peter
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"Urs" wrote:
Hi
is there a way to access global session state information? I would like to
browse through all the items which have been stored per session under a
given key, e.g. Username, in order to retrieve the values of all users
sessions.
I use both, InProc and StateServer, depending on the installation.
Any hints are appreciated. Thanks,
Urs
Not good, but Thanks.
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In a word, "no".
Session is specific to an individual user, and does not expose any kind of
"global" collection.
Peter
--
Co-founder, Eggheadcafe.com developer portal:
http://www.eggheadcafe.com
UnBlog:
http://petesbloggerama.blogspot.com
"Urs" wrote:
>Hi
is there a way to access global session state information? I would like
to
browse through all the items which have been stored per session under a
given key, e.g. Username, in order to retrieve the values of all users
sessions.
I use both, InProc and StateServer, depending on the installation.
Any hints are appreciated. Thanks,
Urs
There is a product (fairly expensive) that does support this.
It is called ScaleOut StateServer. Granted, this product
is largely for web farms but you may find some of the
features such as cross site sharing of in-memory data
appealing. http://www.eggheadcafe.com/articles/scaleout_server.asp
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Hi
is there a way to access global session state information? I would like to
browse through all the items which have been stored per session under a
given key, e.g. Username, in order to retrieve the values of all users
sessions.
I use both, InProc and StateServer, depending on the installation.
Any hints are appreciated. Thanks,
Urs
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