> Hi Deepal! Thanks for answering! That´s what I wanna do: I have two > services. Service A and service B. Both are stateful, and they may not > be on the same server. Service A proccess the client's invocations and > consequently update the session state. You mean when client invoke the service A , it updates it session data (a database) > Service B is a backup service and sometimes need to have it's session > updated with the values in service A's state. To do this, I serialize > the context in A and send it to B as a string. In B I rebuild it and > try to set B's context with this value. Thats the problem , you have to find some other way to do that. I mean you are missing the idea behind Message context and Operation context (I mean the context hierarchy). What you should do is , find the session related data and try sending that from service A to service B.
Thank you! Deepal -- Thank you! http://blogs.deepal.org --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
