Yes, SOAP is actually a messaging system with RPC built on top
of that.
Do you mean maintaining an HTTP session or a session in terms
of a SOAP header kinda thing? The prior is done by keeping a
cookie going (which Apache SOAP support for RPC Java things)
or by doing URL rewriting. In v2.2, each provider does its
own thing for sessions.
If you want to use a SOAP header for session support that
provides the best end-to-end session opportunity. However, that
has to get accepted (and supported in WSDL, for example)
for it to make sense over time in open systems.
Sanjiva.
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From: "Halestino Pimentel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Saturday, May 26, 2001 11:00 AM
Subject: SOAP without RPC
> Is it possible to use SOAP without RPC?
> If so, how can I manage the sessions?
>
> Thank's
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