How does webservice maintain session when client is windows application C#?

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My method in my web service C#

[WebMethod(EnableSession=true)]
   public string HelloWorld()
   {
       int? Count = (int?)Session["Count"];
       if(Count == null)
       {
           Count = 0;
       }

       Count++;

       Session["Count"] = Count;

       return "Hello World - Call Number : " + Count.ToString();
   }

how can I use CookieContainer class in my windows application client (not web Forms) ???
Can you write me exactly how to code it ?

Posted 10-Jul-14 22:51pm

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Pravuprasad · Answer 1 · 2014-07-10T22:55:00

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C#

Using cookies.

When you send HTTP requests, make sure to include a CookieContainer. (assuming you're using HttpWebRequest)

and you can follow the link below further .

Maintaining Session from the Client Application to the Web Service[^]

Posted 10-Jul-14 22:55pm

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Member 10872485 11-Jul-14 5:04am

Excuse me, but I don't use HttpWebRequest in my window application client, just I wrote :

using WindowsFormsApplicationName.ServiceReference;
...
private NameServiceSoapClient WS = new NameServiceDataSoapClient();
...

private void btnTest_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
// Can you write me how to use CookieContainer here ?
string DataPOST = WS.HelloWorld();
MessageBox.Show(DataPOST);
}

Can you write me how to use CookieContainer here if I don't use HttpWebrequest ?

Thank you very much :)

Pravuprasad 11-Jul-14 5:13am

refer this link. and you can use HttpWebRequest in windows forms app also.

Member 10872485 11-Jul-14 5:36am

Your link relates to a WebForms Client and it is not clear for WindowsApplication Client,
can you be more clear in your reply please ?