Ever tried accessing session variables in Web Service methods? It won't work unless you add a little property in the WebMethod header of the functions.
For example, the basic hello world:
[WebMethod(EnableSession=true)]
public void HelloWorld()
{
...
}
Just add the statement EnableSession=true and you'll be able to access session variables found normally in aspx pages like the following sample.
string userid = Session["userid"].ToString();
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Its nothing like that. I tried without using that, It worked.
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Session["sid"] = "123";
//Web Service Method
var s = Session["sid"]; //s = "123"
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