> That's what I did, and I put in it additional parsing code for the > Session header and could retrieve the corresponding session with a > Lookup.
But there's no guarantee that an "OPTIONS" request will even contain a session header. And even if it does, there's nothing session-specific that you could/should be doing to handle it, because the only thing an "OPTIONS" response should contain is a list of request names that the server handles. And that has nothing to do with session-specific state. Ross Finlayson Live Networks, Inc. http://www.live555.com/
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