I'd just like to prompt again for some (an) examples of using the
transportsession scope. I've configured a basic, dummy service with this scope
but it's behaving as an "application" scope (even after changing axis2.xml to
allow the transportsession scope).
Thanks,
Martin
Martin Brown wrote:
I'm really struggling trying to implement a transport session Axis2
service. Maybe I'm trying to go about it the wrong way...
I need a service that will present a login operation which will
authenticate the user against a third party authentication system and
store the resulting credentials against the user's Axis2 session for
future operation requests. Storing these credentials in a parameter with
an application scope seems very clunky and possibly not very secure so a
transport session scope sounds more appropriate.
I really need a complete, simple example of such a service as a starting
point though. Just setting the services.xml scope to transportsession
(and modifying the axis2.xml) doesn't seem to be enough.
Any pointers would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Martin
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