Getting session object

Hi,

Is it possible to re-create the session object which we have already got from login method? for e.g.

In a dll i am having 2 functions Login and Logout

Code for login is

void login(String strUserName, String strPass)
{
IManDMS myDMS = new ManDMSClass();
IManSession mySess = myDMS.Sessions.Add("v07ps45372k3");
mySess.Login(strUserName, strPass);
}

void LogOut()
{
...........
mySess.Logout();
}

I want to get IManDMS or IManSession Object in my logout function. As it is a .NET dll ( Managed C++) I am not able to keep global or static objects. Is there any way to get back session id previously generated?

-Rajan

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Migrateduser

Hi Rajan, I suppose you want to use this in an aspx page.

Once you have created the new session object you would have to set this as the current.

So, I what I would do is:

First create a currentSession

SessionContext sessionContext = SessionContext.Current;
if (sessionContext != null)
{

IManSession oSession;
oSession = SessionContext.Current.Session;

if ! (oSession.Connected)
{

... Create a new imanSession, call login

Second after login call oSession = mySess

I'm not sure, but I think I have done it as I told you and it worked...

Does it helps? hope so
Regards
Javi

Migrateduser

Hi Rajan, many sorrys....I didn't read your last line of the message....I understood you were trying to connect in a web application.

The only thing I see about your logout problems is the visibility of the object, is mySess visible inside logout function?

apologize again for my wrong information.

Regards
Javi

RajanP

Hi Javi,

I have resolved the problem. I am storing IManDMS objects in a global hashtable. I can get back the session from the IManDMS object.

public ref class GlobalClass1
{
private:
static Hashtable^ hstable = nullptr;
static IManDMS^ m_globalVar;

public:
static IManDMS^ getGlobalVar(String^ strID)
{
return (IManDMS^)hstable[strID] ;
}
static void setGlobalVar(String^ strID ,IManDMS^ glob)
{
if(hstable == nullptr)
{
hstable = gcnew Hashtable() ;
}
hstable->Add(strID,glob) ;
}
};

-Rajan

Migrateduser

Cool Rajan!

Good idea not to follow my advices....:-)
I have to read slowlier or...Improbe my english..lol
Regards
Javi

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