How can i call a session into a object

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Hi,

I have a object i stored this in a session["asp"]. when i am going to another page i want to call the same object there. i used the code like this

C#

//storing the object in session

   Session["asp"] = objSer;

//in another page i am calling the session to store in new object and i have some thing to check there

 object objserials =Session["asp"];

i am unable to get the count of the session, means i have 5 values in it

and if objserials. (nothing is comming, some default values are coming.)

Regards,
s.Basha

Posted 27-Dec-11 3:13am

inayat basha

Updated 27-Dec-11 3:17am

coded007

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coded007 27-Dec-11 9:16am

edited "pre" tags

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 27-Dec-11 11:20am

What is "call a session into object"? Like "Hey, session, come here, into this object, don't be afraid"? What is "call object"? You can only call a function/method/procedure, even a property (getter/setter), nothing else.
Even a delegate instance can be invoked, which is very different from a call.
--SA

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#realJSOP · Answer 1 · 2011-12-27T03:18:00

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You have to cast it to the appropriate type. So, if objSer was an int, you'd have to do this:

C#

int value = (int)Session["asp"];

or, more appropriately:

C#

int value;
Int32.TryParse(Session["asp"], out value);

Posted 27-Dec-11 3:18am

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inayat basha 27-Dec-11 9:19am

objSer is collection of types, mean to say it has so many records in it. like id,name,description

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 27-Dec-11 11:20am

So..?
--SA

#realJSOP 27-Dec-11 11:24am

You STILL have to cast it to the correct type before you can use it.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 27-Dec-11 11:20am

Yes, a 5.
--SA

Espen Harlinn 30-Dec-11 9:33am

5'ed!