No, but you will have to make sure your code is thread safe and can handle
concurrency issues, otherwise it might seem like to context is getting mixed
up, but its more than likely your code. If you really need the static
function then so be it, but to get around the concurrency issue, you should
really use an instance class. Much easier.
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- Paul Glavich
Microsoft MVP - ASP.NET
"Steve" <ng*****@digitalnothing.com> wrote in message
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If I call HttpContext from within a static function will I always be
guaranteed to get the current HttpContext for the request/code that
called the static function? Is there ever a chance that a user might get
another user's request context instead?
Thanks,
Steve