why can't I access SessionState from custom HttpHandler?

[Ralf Müller]

hi all!

in my custom HttpHandler HttpContext.Current.Session is not set - why?

greetings, ralf

[Cyril S.]

The SessionState is handled by an HttpHandler, and it's possible that your
HttpHandler is called before the SessionState HttpHandler.

By implents the IRequiresSessionState (marker interface), you prevent your
HttpHandler to be called before the SessionState HttpHanlder, and so you can
use the session.

"Ralf Müller" wrote:

hi all!

in my custom HttpHandler HttpContext.Current.Session is not set - why?

greetings, ralf

[Ralf Müller]

Wow! Thank you very much! Didn't expect the solution to be that easy...

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The SessionState is handled by an HttpHandler, and it's possible that your
HttpHandler is called before the SessionState HttpHandler.

By implents the IRequiresSessionState (marker interface), you prevent your
HttpHandler to be called before the SessionState HttpHanlder, and so you can use the session.

"Ralf Müller" wrote:

hi all!

in my custom HttpHandler HttpContext.Current.Session is not set - why?

greetings, ralf

[Matt Berther]

Hello Cyril S.,

And if you only require read only session state, you implement IReadOnlySessionState
instead of IRequireSessionState.

--
Matt Berther
http://www.mattberther.com

The SessionState is handled by an HttpHandler, and it's possible that
your HttpHandler is called before the SessionState HttpHandler.

By implents the IRequiresSessionState (marker interface), you prevent
your HttpHandler to be called before the SessionState HttpHanlder, and
so you can use the session.

"Ralf Müller" wrote:

hi all!

in my custom HttpHandler HttpContext.Current.Session is not set -
why?

greetings, ralf