Re: URGENT

[Christoph C. Cemper - privat]

Title: URGENT

Raja,   in Apache SOAP there is a cookie-session-tracking feature...   depends on the VC++ server-implementation of course, but Apache SOAP supports session-tracking via cookies...   the MS Soap Toolkit also supports cookies and in .NET (beta2) even URL-encoded session tracking is supported by MS- don't know for that about Apache Soap   application-specific session-relevant infos would have to be stored on the server anyway ...   hope this helps a little   kind regards, christoph c. cemper ----- Original Message ----- From: rajashekar To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, August 17, 2001 7:31 AM Subject: URGENT Hi   I am using a SOAP Client written in Java. This needs to communicate with a SOAP server written in VC++ hosted on IIS. The SOAP server parses the request and calls a method in a COM component hosted in a MTS. This COM component interacts with the exchange server to get some information using CDOs. The CDO returns a session object to the COM Dll. Further requests from the same user will use this session object. So, would the session be broken in this architecture ? Since SOAP is a stateless session protocol, how do i maintain sessions ? If i do not store the session object returned by the CDO, i need to logon for every request of the user Can someone help me in this regard ? Regards, Raja Innova Solutions Ph: Off : 3543139,40,50 X 217      Res : 3551023