Adding session variables to a JAX-RPC SOAP POJO?

From: Scott Balmos <scott.balmos(spam)@(b-gone)utoledo.edu>
Date: Tue, 30 Aug 2005 23:35:52 -0400

Hi all,

Sorry for the mess of acronyms in the subject. I've got a few POJO-type services exposed as SOAP web services via JAX-RPC in JBoss. The problem is, my service needs to enable session-level persistence and the ability to store session variables, cookies, etc.

Normally, IIRC, this would be handled by some methods in the HttpRequest object, if this was a normal servlet. But since this is a POJO, I never see the HttpRequest object. The POJO code Just Seems To Run [tm].

Any pointers on how to handle this? I hope I'm not SOL using this system of writing a web service. For reference, I'm using JBoss 4.0.2

Thanks!

--Scott

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