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Asked: 2026-05-11T07:56:18+00:00

We have a flex application that works with ASP.NET. (through weborb). And we use

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We have a flex application that works with ASP.NET. (through weborb). And we use several data at the .NET Side to load data, ex: UserId, ChannelId, … For now only userid is stored in the name of the HttpContext.Current.Identity. So the flex side doesn’t need to push the user id all the time, but now we want to disable the ‘push’ of the channelid too.

I was wondering where we should ‘store’ these data. Is a Session save enough or do we need to use a cookie? or are there any other methods for this ‘problem’.

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  1. I’d recommend to use Session because the values are then stored on the server (cookies are stored on the client). Also use a static class and wrap the session there.

    Instead of 

    Session['channelid'] = ChannelId

    use 

    SessionManager.ChannelId = ChannelId

    and you can declare SessionManager as a static class with static properties that use the session. I believe this is a general Microsoft practice as well.

    Cheers

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