Assign Session variables in Threading

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Hi,

I have page1.aspx, in page load I have function which will be called in Thread as

MSIL

if (isEmail == 1)
           {
               //objmyClass.deliveryType = "email";
               Thread cwpThread = new Thread(new ParameterizedThreadStart(ProcessMyList));
               abc.Start("email");

           }
           if (isFax == 1)
           {
               //objmyClass.deliveryType = "fax";
               Thread abc = new Thread(new ParameterizedThreadStart(ProcessMyList));
               abc.Start("fax");
           }

In the above code ProcessMyList will be called in thread & in this function I am assigning session values as

MIDL

Session["EmailFileIds"] = "1234";
           Session["FaxFileIds"] = "4321";

. But when I navigate to another page, I am not able to read these session values.

help me in this regard.

Thanks

Posted 6-Jun-11 23:49pm

Bangla Gopal Surya Prakash

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Kiran Sonawane · Answer 1 · 2011-06-06T23:55:00

Solution 1

The state that is available to all threads are the static values. When a new request is made by a client a new thread is created for it and an instance of HttpContext as well. But when you create a new thread the state isn't passed to it automatically. And this is a good thing as most of your state should be specific only to the current thread.

Posted 6-Jun-11 23:55pm

Kiran Sonawane

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[no name] 7-Jun-11 6:14am

Ok sounds great. But how to achieve it.
Can u post sample / Pseudo code regard to this.

#realJSOP · Answer 2 · 2011-06-06T23:59:00

Solution 2

Have you used the debugger to make sure they're even being set?

Posted 6-Jun-11 23:59pm

#realJSOP