> Hi,
>
> I would appreciate any input the group has with the problem I am
> encountering.
>
> I have a Palm 7 (PQA) wireless application which makes connection to a
> servlet. The servlet in turn makes connection to a stateful session
> bean. The problem I encounter is every time the PQA
> application talks to
> the servlet, it talks with a new session ID. This makes it impossible
> for me to save the handle for my stateful session bean in the HTTP
> session object causing me a session tracking nightmare. I can
> identify a
> unique Palm 7 user from their device ID. But cannot identify them with
> the HTTPsession. Is there a way I can create HTTPsession object and
> associate it with their unique device ID and later retrieve them with
> the device ID? Is there any other possible solution to this problem?
>
> I am using Weblogic 4.5.1 EJB server for my apps.
>
I am assuming that you are using HTTP, and that the problem is that the PQA
app does not handle cookies.
One workaround would be to use the URL rewriting mechanism which encodes the
session ID into the URL of each request. Look it up in the weblogic
documentation.
- Avi
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