I'll try to explain my situtation as best as I can.
I am working on two different web applications. One is the back-end and the other is the front-end of a e-commerce site. The front-end is used by our customers to order products from us and the back-end is used by our employees for managing the front-end.
Certain users in the back-end can click on a link and automatically log into the front-end of any customer (meaning, they will not have to go through the login process). We are storing all our session info in the SQL Server. We would like to keep the use of url variables to the minimum.
Any Ideas ??
I am working on two different web applications. One is the back-end and the other is the front-end of a e-commerce site. The front-end is used by our customers to order products from us and the back-end is used by our employees for managing the front-end.
Certain users in the back-end can click on a link and automatically log into the front-end of any customer (meaning, they will not have to go through the login process). We are storing all our session info in the SQL Server. We would like to keep the use of url variables to the minimum.
Any Ideas ??