Doug Price wrote:
I’m using the Axis2c utility WSDL2C to create a client for an existing
web service. That works fine. However, for authentication purposes, I
now need to set cookies in the HTTP header of the SOAP message. It
would appear there are ways to do this using the underlying Axis2c
functions, but I don’t see a way that I can use them with the stub
structs generated by WSDL2C. Ideally, I’d like to create my request
struct and set the cookie information on it (or some other related
struct) before passing it to the underlying Axis2c code so that I can
continue to use WSDL2C as the web service interface changes. Is this
possible? If not, what’s the easiest way to set cookies on the HTTP
header?
Axis2/c client handles cookies set by server at transport level.
However if you need to create a cookie in your client you need to add it
as a http header. The way to add a http header is,
first create the header using axis2_http_header_create_by_str and then
add this header as a property in the options struct.
Thanks,
Damitha
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