If you are using Axis for your web service, setting the scope to session will turn cookie handling on from the server side point of view (Axis will use the HTTPSession features of the servlet container). On the C# client side, you have to create the cookie container for your service object to turn cookie on as well, and that is it, no need for anything else. If you do a couple of searches in the mailing list archive you will find more details on all that for sure.
Thomas
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Hi, I have a question regarding maintaining session. How do we maintain session for a Java Web Service which is consumed by a C# client? Any links would be appreciated. Sateesh.
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