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terry #1
Passing large data between forms, different apps
Hi,
I have a need to pass a large data chunk (> 1024 bytes)
between web forms that reside on different web
applications (say one application is
http:\\localhost\website1\page1.aspx while the other is
http:\\localhost\website2\page2.aspx). Navigation from
one app/page to the other is via Response.Redirect
("/websiteX/desiredpage.aspx");
I've tried QueryStrings & Cookies unsuccessfully because
of the length limitations. Session variables will not
work because the pages reside in separate web applications.
Thanks for your help!!!
Terry
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William F. Robertson, Jr. #2
Re: Passing large data between forms, different apps
Or you could use a database as a storage medium, and either cookie, or
querystring the index value.
bill
"terry" <terry_wahl@msn.com> wrote in message
news:031c01c344ad$ad4d9680$a101280a@phx.gbl...> Hi,
>
> I have a need to pass a large data chunk (> 1024 bytes)
> between web forms that reside on different web
> applications (say one application is
> http:\\localhost\website1\page1.aspx while the other is
> http:\\localhost\website2\page2.aspx). Navigation from
> one app/page to the other is via Response.Redirect
> ("/websiteX/desiredpage.aspx");
>
> I've tried QueryStrings & Cookies unsuccessfully because
> of the length limitations. Session variables will not
> work because the pages reside in separate web applications.
>
> Thanks for your help!!!
> Terry
>
>
>
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