It's in the process of being built with CXF right now (we're not there yet), but what you're describing looks very much like using WS-SecureConversation, already available with Metro. I would consider that before rolling your own solution.
Glen Rajeev jha wrote: > > Hi > We have a requirement to implement an http session like scheme for our CXF > web services. Essentially you connect to web service and receive an > identifier. Later you present that identifier and that is how web service > "remembers" you. standard http session stuff. We believe this cookies > over SSL scheme is good enough for our purpose. > > The problem is, since these are SOAP APIs we need some > library/implementation that works like http session handling (but without > http web requests). I would like to ask if anyone is aware of some > libraries that let you generate identifier tokens with expiry time stamp? > something That would let us simulate the http sessions? > > Tia and regards > > -rajeev. > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Implementing-Cookies-for-SOAP-services-tp20247250p20266321.html Sent from the cxf-user mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
