Hi there,
Sessions work with cookies which are problematic by default in stateless web service calls. There are, however, work arounds that allow you to use cookies and thus sessions. A few terms to use in Google:
stateless web service cookie session .NET
This should give you some useful results.
Cheers,
Imar
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