Hi all,
I have a requirement where in the client needs to dispose the instance of a webservice (henceforth called targetObject) he loaded after he a few invocations on the same.
I know , but not for sure though, that SOAP (much that it is an RPC protocol) doesnot yet support remote object garbage collection
After digging through the implementation, i figured that in Apache SOAP stores the targetObject accordingly in SessionContext or Session depending on the scope of the Deployment descriptor as application or session respectively. Now the targetObject with scope SESSION stays lingered and are disposed when the HTTP Session times out.
Is there a get around or something that im missing in Apache SOAP API that would allow me to dispose a SESSION scoped targetObject?
Thanks,
Arvind
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