sgadson
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| Posted: 09/30/2005, 6:45 AM |
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Hello,
(CodeChargeStudio V2.3.2.27 VB.Net)
I am working on an intranet site. I am building the site using multiple small codecharge studio projects. I'm loading each project in a separate subdirectory on the server (see example structure below).
The problem is each time a user goes into a different subdirectory their login information (or session information) is lost and they need to log in again. Is there any way to fix this?
Example Directory Structure:
/main site directory
../sub directory 1
../sub directory 2
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E43509
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| Posted: 09/30/2005, 9:29 AM |
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I'm not as conversant with .net yet but each sub project you have , uses its own session variable associated with each asp.net application (the dll and web.config) to hold the user info. Otherwise a server would get confused if more than one .net app used the same named session variable. If app A and app B look up sesson variable UserId, it has to be related to their own application (not the others). That said, one way to get around this is to pass the login info or a true/false kind of flag from the parent apps to the the child apps to let them know they are ok to display the page as the security has already been validated above. Perhaps you can initally do this in the query string to the child apps and add ?logged_in=Y You will have to modify the security common file to give you an OK.
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Eddie Fourie
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| Posted: 09/30/2005, 4:37 PM |
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Or simply use a cookie to persist the information.
> I'm not as conversant with .net yet but each sub project you have ,
> uses its own
> session variable associated with each asp.net application (the dll and
> web.config) to hold the user info. Otherwise a server would get
> confused if
> more than one .net app used the same named session variable. If app A
> and app
> B look up sesson variable UserId, it has to be related to their own
> application
> (not the others). That said, one way to get around this is to pass
> the login
> info or a true/false kind of flag from the parent apps to the the
> child apps to
> let them know they are ok to display the page as the security has
> already been
> validated above. Perhaps you can initally do this in the query string
> to the
> child apps and add ?logged_in=Y You will have to modify the security
> common
> file to give you an OK.
> ---------------------------------------
> Sent from YesSoftware forum
> http://forums.codecharge.com/
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sgadson
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| Posted: 10/01/2005, 11:01 PM |
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Could you give me an example of how to achieve this with cookies in CodeCharge Studio?
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