You should do something like this:
// Create session counter
SessionCounter stub = new SessionCounter();
// Crearte the cookiecontainer
CookieContainer cookies = new CookieContainer ();
// Asign it
stub.CookieContainer = cookies;
// Increment
for (int i = 0; i < 15; i++)
stub.Increment ();
Hope this helps... best regards.
Juan C. Olivares
www.juancri.com
On 12/26/06, Sébastien Mosser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi everybody.
I got a problem while trying to invoke a WS written in C#. the WS is
quite simple, and is just a sample of 'How to use Session in .Net Web
Services : A Simple Session Counter'.
The Web User interface works fine (counter value changes well), but,
when I invoke it from a C# client, it doesn't :'(
The following problem happend on my iBook (Mac OS X, Mono 1.2.1) and
on my desktop (Kubuntu, mono 1.1.13.6), even using xsp or xsp2 as Web
Server, ans mcs or gmcs as compiler ...
WS Source code is the following :
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/Adore/webservices/sandbox/session_counter$ cat
SessionCounter.asmx
<%@ WebService Language="C#" Class="
Adore.WebServices.SandBox.SessionCounter"%>
/**
* Test Web Service : Test usage of Session in .Net Web Services !
* @author Sebastien Mosser
* @date 2006.12.23
*/
using System;
using System.Web.Services;
using System.Xml.Serialization;
namespace Adore.WebServices.SandBox
{
[WebService( Namespace="http://rainbow.essi.fr/Adore4ws/";,
Description="A quite simple service using session") ]
public class SessionCounter: System.Web.Services.WebService
{
public SessionCounter() {}
[WebMethod( Description="Reseting the session counter value",
EnableSession=true)]
public void ResetValue() { Session["counter"] = 0; }
[WebMethod( Description="Increment by one the session counter",
EnableSession=true)]
public void Increment() {
if (Session["counter"] == null)
ResetValue();
int i = (int) Session["counter"] ;
Session["counter"] = i+1;
}
[WebMethod( Description="Get the session counter internal value",
EnableSession=true)]
public int GetValue() {
if (Session["counter"] == null)
ResetValue();
return ((int) Session["counter"] ) ;
}
}
}
Client code is :
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/Adore/sandbox/DotNetWSClients/SessionCounter$ cat
Test.cs
/** A simple SessionCounter Test
* @author Sebastien
*/
using System;
namespace Adore.WsClient.SessionCounterTest
{
public class Test
{
public static void Main()
{
Console.WriteLine("####");
Console.WriteLine("## SessionCounter.asmx .Net Client");
Console.WriteLine("####");
SessionCounter stub = new SessionCounter();
Console.WriteLine("## Session Counter Value : " + stub.GetValue());
Console.WriteLine("## Incrementing counter 15 times");
for (int i = 0; i < 15; i++) {
Console.WriteLine("## Invoking 'SessionCounter::Increment()'");
stub.Increment();
}
Console.WriteLine("## Session Counter Value : " + stub.GetValue());
}
}
}
Execution provide the following result, which is not ... normal :'( :
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/Adore/sandbox/DotNetWSClients/SessionCounter$ make
run
dowmnloading WSDL contract, generate .Net Stub class
wsdl "http://localhost:9000/sandbox/session_counter/SessionCounter.asmx";
Mono Web Services Description Language Utility
Writing file 'SessionCounter.cs'
mcs /out:Test.exe /r:System.Web.Services *.cs
mono Test.exe
####
## SessionCounter.asmx .Net Client
####
## Session Counter Value : 0
## Incrementing counter 15 times
## Invoking 'SessionCounter::Increment()'
[ ... snipped 13 times ... ]
## Invoking 'SessionCounter::Increment()'
## Session Counter Value : 0
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/Adore/sandbox/DotNetWSClients/SessionCounter$
does anybody got an idea ? I think I'm missing something obvious ...
Cheers,
--
Sebastien Mosser
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Juan Cristóbal Olivares
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