I will admit up front, I'm new to Java - but it's not so much different than C#...
I'm trying to call a webservice - easy enough right?
For this particular service, I first call a security routine with my login credentials.
It returns a session cookie in the HTTP header which I have to store and resubmit with any subsequent service calls that I make.
I've handled this fine with VB & C#, but I just cannot seem to figure it out with Java.
I'm successfully calling the service and getting the SOAP response, but I can't figure out how to get to the cookie...
With .NET, the webservice object I use has both the response and the cookie container attached to it - I can't find anything similar with Java...
Any ideas?
I'm trying to call a webservice - easy enough right?
For this particular service, I first call a security routine with my login credentials.
It returns a session cookie in the HTTP header which I have to store and resubmit with any subsequent service calls that I make.
I've handled this fine with VB & C#, but I just cannot seem to figure it out with Java.
I'm successfully calling the service and getting the SOAP response, but I can't figure out how to get to the cookie...
With .NET, the webservice object I use has both the response and the cookie container attached to it - I can't find anything similar with Java...
Any ideas?
