[CTJUG Forum] Re: Web-Service containing session information to another techology.

[Carl Woermann]

Does the session not have a timeout? - it not why not implement one - (I take it you don't want to keep checking on each call for some ot other reason.)

On 9/8/06, Yusuf Jakoet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Hi

 

I have a stateful AXIS web-service which creates another session to a different technology (let's called this technology X).

I have a login method on the web-service, which when called, initialises a session to X.

 

So my Java application has a session to the web-service, and web-service has a session to X.

 

S1 - Session 1

S2 - Session 2

 

                                             S1                                                     S2

MyWebApplication ---------------------- Web-Service ------------------------ X

 

If I now lose S1, due to a server restart or shutdown, how would I notify the web-service that it should end its session to X?

Because if I now call a method on the web-service, a new S1 would be created which to me means that a new Web-Service would be instantiated.

 

The web-service contains handles to X which should be released if the session is terminated from the client.  The thing is, how would the Web-Service

know if the client has lost it's session (or created a new one)?

 

 

Thanks

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