When you create a Web Service, you specify whether it should be executed within the context of an HTTP session. Associating Web Services with a session enables an application to maintain state across Web Service calls and to use login information for security purposes.
To allow multiple Web Services to share a session on .NET, two things need to happen:
The Web Service client must allow a session to be shared across Web Service calls. To do this, you need to define the Web Service calls in the same Web Control and assign a
CookieContainerfor each call. For instructions, see Calling ATG Web Services from a .NET Client.The Web Services themselves must support sessions. When you create custom Web Services, the Web Service Creation Wizard gives you the option of supporting sessions.
