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Yes, the session in qListView is just a plain ASP.NET session.
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The qListView can consume or pass the session for anther webparts, you want to pass the session value to qListView ftom outside the SharePoint system, right? If yes, I think it is hard to achieve it. Because , the filter criteria must contain the list name. I would like to tell you more about the detail.
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You can set the CAML filter by consuming the session, but you must provide the list name and site url. Let me take an example, if the session value is passed form outside(I mean the data also from SharePoint, but form another list), for example, form the qSelector, qListView will get the list by using the site url and the list name, and the qSelector is not just pass a single value to the qListView, it passed a row of the list item to qListView. So the Source Name is indicate to which column it should use to filter the data.
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That mean, if your application is not use the SharePoint list, it is no way to pass the session to qListView.
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