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Hello,
I am new to developing against NetSuite, and kind of new to web services in general. I think I have figured out how the cookies get used from call to call by using the same instance of NetSuiteService. Please, let me know if that is the wrong assumption.
I am working with ASP .NET 2.0 with Visual Basic, and the issue I am having is how to retain that instance of NetSuiteService so it can be used across different pages. The code that works with your webservice is in a separate dll. Is this something where I could store the NetSuiteService instance in a session so it can be reused on each call to the web service, or would it be better to save their log on credentials and log in and out on each call to the web service?
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