tub._getServiceClient().setOptions(options);
Thanks again to all of you.
If anybody needs any help in the future, please ask your questions here I
will try to assist you.
-Santhosh
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> After more investigation found that we can get rid of this by setting unique
> cookie names for eac
are using scope=application and that cannot be changed.
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n be done in client side. As I have also mentioned in the
description, does persisting these cookies in client side and setting them
in MessageContext property for each request helps?
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Betreff: Cookie getting overwritten when client connects to multiple servers.
We have client-server deployment implemented using Axis2 where multiple clients
can connect to a single server and also a single cl
ally persist cookie
information for each server connection and set the corresponding cookie
information to MessageContext property before calling any request?
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