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    <p>I'm the primary developer for InetSolution, Inc. where we develop software solutions for banks and credit unions as well other varied clients. Our flagship product, MemberProtect is a .NET security component for creating user based systems in ASP.NET or other .NET technology.</p> <p><a href="http://www.memberprotect.net" rel="nofollow">http://www.memberprotect.net</a></p> <p>I also created RemindMeBot.com which is an online reminder service to help me remember things in the future, unexpectedly to me it became more useful the more I used it and has already saved me money, time and embarrassment, feel free to sign up, it's free!</p> <p><a href="http://www.remindmebot.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.remindmebot.com</a></p> <p>While I am interested in just about anything related to software development my primary focuses are in developing software systems, architecture and API's in .NET through the C# language in most cases. I have dabbled from amateur to professional capacities in a wide array of software related areas.</p> <p>In my off time, I like to focus on game development, artificial intelligence and highly experimental software research. When I'm NOT work on software, I'm playing games, working on artwork or living life with my beautiful wife!</p> <p>Some other fun links if your incredibly bored :P <a href="http://www.justingattuso.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.justingattuso.com</a></p> <p><a href="http://www.machinations.org" rel="nofollow">http://www.machinations.org</a></p>
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    1. COWith respect to MemberProtect, you could generate your own token/session identifier and then encrypt that and store it in a cookie, then decrypt it on a request and pass it into MemberProtect to re-instate the session, thus bypassing ASP.NET. You could also do all of this without using MemberProtect at all, I'm just saying, it supports it if you chose to bypass the asp.net session in leu of your own session identifier (granted you would still have to deal with the ASP.NET session identifier within the context of ASP.NET it is afterall still an ASP.NET application)
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    2. COWell generally with ASP.NET sites unless you roll your own session id/token, you'll usually want to pass in the ASP.NET session id into the MemberProtect object, but there's nothing that says you *have* to, it just kind of makes sense with ASP.NET. So the tutorial lets ASP.NET handle that session id and passes it in for subsequent postbacks etc. (you are correct, updated the 'answer' ;)
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    3. COI'm no expert on web services either, but if your using WCF you might reference, I think your not using WCF however because you are using WebMethods, so you will have less control over those kinds of things. Your probably alright for what your doing is this a serious project or just hobbyist/learning? Either way, I'd recommend taking a look at WCF services as they come with a lot more features and you can configure things as necessary. It could be overkill though, something to think about at least. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms733932.aspx
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