I have a web application with C#.net.

I initialize session variable from a aspx web page (EX: Session.Add("city","New York").

After, I create a class .cs to get session variable value.

In my class : HttpSessionState ses = new HttpSessionState()

when I build.. show error: No overload for method 'HttpSessionState' takes '0' arguments.

I want to get sesion value in my class .cs, if my statement is wrong then you can help me ...in other way.

Why is it occur that? Could you help me? any other way?

Thank so much.
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HttpSessionState class doesn't have any default construcor use below
(without new)

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Mehdi.:)

Mehdi's suggestion is correct, but won't work:
A) It doesn't create an instance of the class
B) Even with an instance, all you have is a new (and empty) instance of the HttpSessionState class. It will have no meaning or context with the current page request, and therefore, no values in it.

In order for this to succeed you need to access the current session context.

System.Web.HttpContext.Current.Session

This will get you the session object for the currently executing web request such that you can access actual session variables.

surely this one line I told would not work it should be filled with a valid HttpSessionState object like Peter mentioned.(ses=System.Web.HttpContext.Current.Sess ion)
Thanks to Peter.

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Mehdi.:)