On Thursday 27 March 2008, Glen Mazza wrote: > Actually, I didn't realize I had replied to you privately, something is > strange with your email account--for a few accounts, including yours, > when you hit "reply" it goes not to the list but to just back to the > person.
I think that's normal. You need to hit reply-all in order to reply to the list and to the person. http://www.unicom.com/pw/reply-to-harmful.html Anyway it *** works *** now. (that is with 2.0.4, still crashes with 2.0.5 see other thread) I was confused by the fact that ClientInterface test = (ClientInterface) context.getBean("Client"); returns the same object every time you called it and even if I set the scope to prototype (for the client) looks like all the proxy object are using the same client / connection aka session. So I couldn't test the session scope from one java program but I could from two or a java program and a browser. So the trick is to use tha jaxws frontend (doesn't work with simple client frontend) and do client side: ClientInterface test = (ClientInterface) context.getBean("Client"); ((BindingProvider) test).getRequestContext().put( BindingProvider.SESSION_MAINTAIN_PROPERTY, true); along with the scope="session" documented in a previous link in this thread. .bill
