Re: Resouce locking in SOAP?
- From: N Mulangi <mulangilovesspam@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 20 Jan 2006 13:24:35 -0800
The Doctor wrote:
Dear all,
I am currently trying to re-implement an existing connection-oriented
locking mechanism that was originally written in C. The company that supplied us the original system has recently implemented a SOAP package
that we can use to expose some of the internal functions. However, how
does one re-implement connection-oriented resource locking with a connection-less protocol which I presume SOAP is. The external system
that is trying to lock the resouce is written in Java.
Thanks in advance, Anthony
Have you investigated SOAP sessions which allow for situations like these? SOAP sessions using HTTP Cookies as well as SOAP headers are well supported by gSoap (for C/C++) as well as Apache/AXIS (Java-based).
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