Accesssing Session in Service Layer in WCF

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I have a the following function CreateAudiTrail (AuditTrail ATObj).
In this function I call first the Create sp and then the Update sp.
I want to track (without using triggers) the call made to these sps.
I will start a thread, threadCreate for the execution of Create Sp. One create is over, I want to check whether the threadCreate is still active and then execute the Update sp.

How do I access a session (or something similar) in the service layer of WCF architecture i.e. how can I check whether the threadCreate still exists when Update sp is executed?

It would great if anyone could give me a lead to the solution!

Posted 29-Jun-10 2:11am

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sainath437 · Answer 1 · 2010-06-29T18:34:00

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Hi..
Just check out for InstanceMAnagement in WCF.
instancemanagement-persession in wcf

Posted 29-Jun-10 18:34pm

sainath437

Ramin Tarhande · Answer 2 · 2010-07-15T16:22:00

I am not sure if I have understood you well, but here is my suggestion:
You want to wait till the thread is done; right? If so call threadCreate.Join(). This call will block till the thread is done.
I guess that you don't need something like a session here and the problem is more related to threading than WCF(?)
BTW you didn't mention why you decided to create a thread for this.
Good luck :)