I was told this works, but...
I guess I'm just not getting this, it seems there's a hidden step I may be missing, can anyone correct this or point out my mistake? Thanks.
I have a blank solution:
- inside is two .net 2.0 web applications
1) webapp1
2) webapp2
I want them to share the same session data.
My page setups:
Application 1:
Session("value") = "this is the value"
Application 2:
If Not (Session("value") Is Nothing) Then
value = Session("value").ToString()
End If
My thought process:
1) go to services, turn on the asp.net state service
2) open the web configs in both projects: set the
< machineKey
validationKey="BFE2909A81903BB303D738555FEBC0C63EB39636F6FEFBF8005936CBF5FEB88CE327BDBD56AD70749F502FF9D5DECF575C13FA2D17CA8870ED21AD935635D4CC"
decryptionKey="2A86BF77049EBA3A2FA786325592D640D5ACD17AF8FFAC04" validation="SHA1" />
< sessionState mode="StateServer" stateConnectionString="tcpip=localhost:42424"
cookieless="false" timeout="20"/>
in both sites.
3) compile and test the site
4) become disappointed because it does not work. I never see the session from the second webapp.
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