HTTP params of the connection

Hi Pat,

I have only worked on the WS part. I guess what you can do is

1.Your WS client should call the login API in your WS and get the sessionid back

2.In subsequent calls, the client should send the sessionid as one of the parameters which the server will have to validate

This is how my application works

Regards,

Mukunt

mkunasek123a at 2007-7-11 15:31:47 >

Hi Pat,

Unfortunately I dont have the code now.

Its like following

1.The call1 sends username/passwd to WS

2.Generate a rand #(session id) and send it back to the client as the result of successful login .

3.Maintain that session id in memory to validate subsequent connections(u may set expiry time etc)

4.The client has ab object alled Request , which is the super calss class for all types of requests to the WS. This Request object has a variable called sessionId

5.FIll the sessionId variable in Request and send to the server

Hope this helps you

Regards,

Mukunt

mkunasek123a at 2007-7-11 15:31:47 >

Hello,

So, I found the solution to keep http cookies. (next questions are at the bottom of the message).

steps are these:

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server:

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1) use RPC style (when I try this with document style I received only errors when trying to create method Call).

2) create server implementation from the WSDL (or from scratch)

3) the server implementation has to implement javax.xml.rpc.server.ServiceLifecycle interface and provide necessary implementations

client:

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1) generate implementation from the WSDL

2) follow the steps from the J2EE 1.4 tutorial section "Dynamic Invocation Interface Client"

3) when the login operation s successful, then over Call object do this:

Object cookieJar = call.getProperty("com.sun.xml.rpc.client.http.CookieJar");

the cookieJar contains (I hope) all cookie from the HTTP response

4) when creating next call after the login, simply setup the cookieJar as property, like this:

call.setProperty("com.sun.xml.rpc.client.http.CookieJar", cookieJar);

And that's it :-)

Questions:

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1) Is it possible to create Call objects in the document WS style and how?

2) I think, better solution will be using SOAPMessage, etc. classes, but how to use them at all. Can someone point me to the sample which explains this way?

3) If there's another way how to do this, please let me know.

Thanks to all.

Pat

x-st0rma at 2007-7-11 15:31:47 >