Hello, I'm relatively new to WSRP and WSRP4J, and have a question about session handling. As far as I know WSRP provides dedicated data fields for passing session id's between producer and consumer (see http://dev2dev.bea.com/pub/a/2005/03/inside_wsrp.html?page=4) in the getMarkupResponse and performBlockingInteraction structures. However, WSRP4J seems to use cookies for session handling. It is clear that a servlet container like Tomcat only understands JSESSIONID url parameters or session cookies, but are cookies part of the WSRP standard? What if I'm sending SOAP not over HTTP? Would it not be better / more elegant / more portable to make the producer extract session information directly from the WSRP message bodies instead of from the session cookie? I'm currently looking for a way doing this in a Tomcat5.5/Axis1 producer environment, and I'm thinking about introducing a modified session handling in Tomcat using a custom HttpServlertRequestWrapper. I then want an Axis Handler to set the correct session in the Request object. Unfortunately I'm not experienced enough with Tomcat internals, so maybe there are better ways to do this!? Please tell me if it all makes sense, and how to do it right? thank you! Balazs
