A) manually create a cookie header by modifying your copy of the library
B) send me a personal e-mail for a JAR that supports the Jakarta Commons HttpClient and automatically handles cookies. You will also need to incorporate the session ID in your XML-RPC request.
C) Sit tight. We are working on some changes to the library that include a pluggable transport layer. One such layer will be the Commons HttpClient, which natively supports cookies.
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Ryan Hoegg
ISIS Networks
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Dave Kelly wrote:
Are you using Salesforce.com by any chance ? The xmlrpc.jar file they supply with some sample code for their API includes a call to setSessionId but there isn't any reference to it in the old helma documentation and there isn't any in the Apache xml-rpc implementation.I guess they modfied the code like I had to.
