Re: storing my own information in the Request object
- From: "Andy Fish" <ajfish@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 18 Sep 2007 15:35:26 +0100
thanks but none of those help me
i want something that is specific to this request - specifically
(a) I can set in the global.asax Application_BeginRequest handler and
retrieve in the page itself
(b) is not shared between concurrent requests on the same session
"Just Me" <news.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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viewstate("yourValiableNameWhichPersistsDuringPostback")
session("VariableAvailableOnlyToYouForYourSession")
application("availableToAnyoneUsingTheApp")
"Andy Fish" <ajfish@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi,
Is there anywhere inside the HttpRequest object that I can use to store
my own information? from what I can see things like ServerVariables are
made read-only.
If not, does anyone else have a sensible strategy for storing information
that pertains to a particular request so that it can be shared between
global.asax handlers and the page itself? I cannot use session state for
this.
TIA
Andy
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