I think you could either use a servlet session or manage a session on
your own. To use servlet sessions, you could probably just declare a
scope of session on your service. To create a session on your own you
would probably want to create a soap header like you described and use
it in some expiring hashmap with your user data. It could be as simple
as declaring a "@WebParam(header=true) sessionId" in every operation and
having the login return a session id.
- Dan
Jane Tao wrote:
Hi,
I need to create a session between a client and a XFire server. After
a user login, he can do other operations until he logoff. But I don't
know how to create such session in XFire. In Axis, I know that it put
session id in soap header to keep track of the session. In XFire, how
does it handle the session? If you know the answer, please help me.
Thanks,
Jane
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