Dear Scott, Thanks a lot for your helpful reply! - Adding the parameter soapcontext is ingenius, I thought about that, but didn't know it is actually implemented! - To which requests does the HttpSession apply? To all requests coming from the same server or to all requests? Where is this HttpSession stored? - When does the HttpSession timeout, or is there not timeout? I thought I could use the servlet itself to store data applying to all requests, but using the HttpSession didn't seem obvious to me. Do you know a place where to find additional information on this topic? Is it ok to store e.g. an SQL connection object in the HttpSession, so I don't have to initialize the connection every time a request comes? Or is there a more elegant way/hooks or entry points for doing this? Thanks a lot Johannes
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