Hi,
I'm trying to enable HTTP session maintenance from a .net client connecting
to an AXIS web-service.
The service was deployed with the scope parameter set to
session.
From a Java client, all I needed to do was call setMaintainSession(true) on
the stub and that was it.
Now I'm trying to do the same from C#.
I've googled the net and found that many people have been faced with
this problem and there are apparently
simple solutions to this, yet I haven't come across any, although it
has been suggested to use SOAP header
based sessions instead.
Does anybody know how to get the HTTP sessions working from a .net
client?
If not, how would I go about implementing SOAP based sessions
instead?
I use the following technique for implementing the web-service:
// SERVER
First write the web-service in plain Java classes.
Write the WSDD file including all TypeMappings (for which there are
many).
Use the AdminClient to deploy the service.
// CLIENT
Use WSDL2Java to generate client-side bindings.
For .net I'm using Sharp-Develop and simply adding a web-reference to my
project.
Thanks
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