Thanks Seth. To see the headers coming back, does useProxy have to be set to True?
--- In [email protected], "Seth Hodgson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > The clientId value identifies a Producer or Consumer instance on the client that is either sending or receiving messages. RPC-related components such as WebService use the core messaging layer under the hood. I'd recommend against using clientId in your scenario. > > Most session-based web service APIs define an initial call to initiate a session that returns you a session token. You'd then add that as a header to subsequent calls, or pass it directly in subsequent calls depending on the API. > > If you need to fabricate a session token on the client and use that for a sequence of calls, use the following method to generate your unique token: http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/2/langref/mx/utils/UIDUtil.html#createU ID() > > Hope that helps, > Seth > ________________________________________ > From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of gregariousgregmi > Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2008 7:21 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: [flexcoders] Use message.clientID to access same session? > > Imported a WSDL in flex 3 beta 2. I would like to use the > same "session" for several sequential calls into a web service. > > Is the clientID the property to pass to the subsequent call? > > When I assign a variable to what I believe is the clientID I > get "DirectHTTPChannel0". I was expecting something like a GUID. > > Any ideas on the correct action script code would be appreciated. > > The following is the function that processes the result (sorry about > the formatting): > > private function processResult (result:Object,wrappedData:Object):void > { > var token:AsyncToken = wrappedData.returnToken; > var currentOperation:WSDLOperation = wrappedData.operation; > var decoder:SOAPDecoder = new SOAPDecoder(); > decoder.resultFormat="object"; > decoder.ignoreWhitespace = true; > decoder.makeObjectsBindable=true; > decoder.wsdlOperation = currentOperation; > decoder.schemaManager = currentOperation.schemaManager; > var msgstr:WSDLMessage = currentOperation.outputMessage; > var body:Object = result.message.body; > var stringResult:String = String(body); > var msgId:String = result.message.clientId; > if(stringResult == null || stringResult == "") > return; > var soapResult:SOAPResult = decoder.decodeResponse > (result.message.body); > if(soapResult.isFault) > { > var faults:Array = soapResult.result as Array; > for each (var soapFault:Fault in faults) > { > var soapFaultEvent:FaultEvent = FaultEvent.createEvent > (soapFault,token,null); > token.dispatchEvent(soapFaultEvent); > } > } else { > result = decoder.decodeResponse > (result.message.body).result; > if(result is ArrayCollection) > { > //shoud upcast to specific type here > var arrayTypedClass:Class = > SchemaTypeRegistry.getClass(currentOperation.outputMessage.parts > [0].type); > result = new arrayTypedClass > (result.source); > } > //added by GF 1-11-08 to ensure data is > returned. Test showed > //that result was null but body and > stringResult had data. > > if (result == null || result == "") > { > result = body; > > } > var event:ResultEvent = > ResultEvent.createEvent(result,token,null) > token.dispatchEvent(event); > } > } >
