Hi all!
I know how to use the standard session handling with cookies, but I like to
know a little more in detail.
I see that the AxisServlet put for every doPost() a new session to the
MessageContext:
msgContext.setSession(new AxisHttpSession(req));
Where are these session objects pooled
Hi all!
I know how to use the standard session handling with cookies, but I like to
know a little more in detail.
I see that the AxisServlet put for every doPost() a new session to the
MessageContext:
msgContext.setSession(new AxisHttpSession(req));
Where are these session objects pooled
You can use SimpleSession with a little tweaking with .NET clients also.
Srini
Siffert, Erich wrote:
Session handling: recommended method?
Hi everybody,
Just started with a project where we will enable
access to a CICS running on a ibm host through SOAP
Sessionhandling?
Yes, U can.
Srini
CrishanthaNanayakkara wrote:
Hi All,
Can we use SimpleSessionHandler to handle
sessions between a C#.NET client and a Axis Web Service?.
Regards
Crishantha
we
use SimpleSessionHandler for .NET/Axis Session
handling?Yes, U can.SriniCrishantha
Nanayakkara wrote:
Hi All,
Can we use SimpleSessionHandler to handle
sessions between a C#.NET client and a Axis Web Service?.
Regards Crishantha
Yes, U can.
Srini
Crishantha Nanayakkara wrote:
Can we use SimpleSessionHandler for .NET/Axis Session handling?
Hi All,
Can we use SimpleSessionHandler to handle
sessions between a C#.NET client and a Axis Web Service?.
Regards
Crishantha
Title: Can we use SimpleSessionHandler for .NET/Axis Session handling?
Hi All,
Can we use SimpleSessionHandler to handle sessions between a C#.NET client and a Axis Web Service?.
Regards
Crishantha
Title: Session handling: recommended method?
Hi everybody,
Just started with a project where we will enable
access to a CICS running on a ibm host through SOAP.
The clients will have to authenticate themselves so
the session between the Axis client and server has to
use some kind of
tor. Cheers, /Chrishttp://cvs.apache.org/~haddadc -Original Message-From: Chetan Lalye [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, December 12, 2003 2:09 PMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: Session Handling and Stateful WS Hi, I have a couple of questions for the axis gurus.. 1. Session Handling I
representation to the
SOAPHeaderElement constructor.
Cheers,
/Chris
http://cvs.apache.org/~haddadc
-Original Message-
From: Chetan Lalye
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, December 12, 2003
2:09 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Session Handling and
Stateful WS
Hi
Hi,
I have a couple of questions for the axis gurus..
1. Session Handling
I created a simple stateful webservice by using the SimpleSession Handler and it seemed to work. However I wanted to know how this scales to mutiple users and clients. Are there any limitations ? Are there any other
WASP have defined different header schema
for session
handling and each of them has its own header processor.. Here is the header for AXIS:
http://xml.apache.org/axis/session";>-1380096502541275209
And this is the header for WASP:
http://idoox.com/interface";>
Hi All,
I am new to this mailing list.
I wanted to store variable or java object in session object. Is it
possible in axis web service?
Could you please tell me the way of doing it or samples.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks & Regards,
Saravanan
Hi Klaus,
I use for my hole Session-handling. In hat Handler are all active Sessions
stored, the timeout is checked and so on. I did not try to the end to use
the technioque you described, so maybe they very similar. The way described
by me, was just the first I got working...
Greetings from
Hi Sebastian,
i played a little bit around with this technique but i don't
know where it is good for.
the only difference i see is the sessionid in the soap-header instead of
"cookie: jsessionid=..." in the http-header and an SimpleSession-object instead
of an AxisHttpSession-object in my service
Hi there,
I got it!!! Its unbelievable, but I really got my Sessions working! I also
deploy my client now. Its rather easy, if you just know exactly how to.
I'm writing now a small HOWTO, because I got nearly crazy with the existing
documentation.
So now for everybody who probably like to try, he
cator for each client you want to
differentiate, you should get the right behavior.
Hope this helps,
--Glen
- Original Message -
From: "Ricky Ho" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, October 24, 2002 12:57 PM
Subject: Re: Session handling
>
The session is maintain per stub. Since you create a new stub every time
(rather than use the previous stub), so you don't have the session behavior.
Since the user browser maintain cookies to the HTTPSession, you should
store the stub into the HTTPSession variable.
Rgds, Ricky
At 04:04 PM 10/
Hi Ricky,
Thanx for your response.
I don't know whether I am doing it right, but I create a new
serviceLocator instance for each user, and get the stub from there.
Does that guarantee that the stub is different each time?
Also, I am not putting the stub manually in HttpSession. Why should I be
You are using different stub for different user. Do you put the each stub
in the HttpSession ? How do you get a particular stub ?
Rgds, Ricky
At 08:21 PM 10/23/2002 -0500, Sandeep G Nijsure wrote:
Hi all,
Could someone plz. explain me the diff between session management using
cookies and SOAP
Hi all,
Could someone plz. explain me the diff between session management using
cookies and SOAP headers? What is the default in Axis?
I have the following problem:
I am talking to a Axis based web service from inside a Jetspeed portlet
(for our purpose, we can assume it's a servlet). Differen
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