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Resouce locking in SOAP?

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The Doctor - 14 Jan 2006 20:43 GMT
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
N Mulangi - 20 Jan 2006 21:24 GMT
> Dear all,
>
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> 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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