Put Object In Session (VB.net)

[monkeynote]

hello guys! :)

 

i would like to ask if it is possible to put an object in session (global.asax)

 

im trying to migrate my classic asp code into VB.net and i successfully referenced my DCOM.

 

in my global.asa i only put this code to be accessible to all pages

 

<object runat="server" progid="pass" id="objectname" scope="session" > </object>

 

and here is my classic asp code

 

'Log In.asp
if not isempty(request.form("buttLogIn")) then
	username 	= request.form("tbxUsername")
	password 	= request.form("tbxPassword")
	stat = objectname.chkUserID(username, password)
	if stat = "00" then
		response.write("Succesfully Logged In")
	else
		response.write("* Invalid Username / Password")
	end if
end if

 

and here is my current ASP.net code together with my question remarks

 

   Protected Sub Page_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Me.Load
       Dim username As String, password As String
       Dim stat As String
      
       'how to put this object in the global.asax?
       Dim epass As epasssoa.epasssoa = New epasssoa.epasssoa   

       If Request.Form("buttSubmit") <> "" Then
           username = Request.Form("boxUsername")
           password = Request.Form("boxPassword")
           If username <> "" And password <> "" Then
               stat = epass.chkUserID(username, password)
               If stat = "00" Then
                   Response.Write("Succesfully Logged In")
               Else
                   Response.Write("* Invalid Username / Password")
               End If
           End If
       End If
   End Sub

 

how can i put this object (epasssoa.epasssoa) into my global.asax? i tried to put it in the global.asax but i cannot access this object :(

 

i hope that you can help me with my problem.

[PlausiblyDamp]

Global.asax and session aren't really the same thing, if you wish to access the variable anywhere then you could just declare it as a shared variable.

 

If you are wanting to put it into the session then click here for some info from the msdn.