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Posted to soap-user@xml.apache.org by GENERIC HUMAN <pm...@hotmail.com> on 2001/05/03 14:55:24 UTC
How to implement session ?
This is weird.
ALL the examples on Apache Soap so far are based on clients calling the web
service only once - ie via scope request or application (urrghh).
In reality simplistic scenarios like these are in my experience - rare.
Normally there should be several calls made to the web service thus a
session is clearly needed to store objects on the server and what have you.
Is there any concrete example incorporating session for Apache Soap out
there ? I'm tired of these one-simple-call-per-request pissy examples. If
the session scope cant be done, then someone at Apache Soap should state it
*clearly* in the distribution.
Please help as I would rather not try the Soap solution from M$ :P
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Re: How to implement session ?
Posted by RP Johns <rj...@vignette.com>.
It can be done, both directly with the current release and indirectly
through simple extension to get a custom solution. The archives
are your friend.
GENERIC HUMAN wrote:
> This is weird.
>
> ALL the examples on Apache Soap so far are based on clients calling the web
> service only once - ie via scope request or application (urrghh).
>
> In reality simplistic scenarios like these are in my experience - rare.
> Normally there should be several calls made to the web service thus a
> session is clearly needed to store objects on the server and what have you.
>
> Is there any concrete example incorporating session for Apache Soap out
> there ? I'm tired of these one-simple-call-per-request pissy examples. If
> the session scope cant be done, then someone at Apache Soap should state it
> *clearly* in the distribution.
>
> Please help as I would rather not try the Soap solution from M$ :P
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Re: How to implement session ?
Posted by RP Johns <rj...@vignette.com>.
It can be done, both directly with the current release and indirectly
through simple extension to get a custom solution. The archives
are your friend.
GENERIC HUMAN wrote:
> This is weird.
>
> ALL the examples on Apache Soap so far are based on clients calling the web
> service only once - ie via scope request or application (urrghh).
>
> In reality simplistic scenarios like these are in my experience - rare.
> Normally there should be several calls made to the web service thus a
> session is clearly needed to store objects on the server and what have you.
>
> Is there any concrete example incorporating session for Apache Soap out
> there ? I'm tired of these one-simple-call-per-request pissy examples. If
> the session scope cant be done, then someone at Apache Soap should state it
> *clearly* in the distribution.
>
> Please help as I would rather not try the Soap solution from M$ :P
> _________________________________________________________________________
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