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Stateful SOAP client in C++ In 'managed' languages like C# or Java it is possible to write a SOAP client that sends the session cookies to the server that it received from the previous web service call. (C#: Assign a 'cookie container' to the service proxy.) This way you can manage a web service session (logon... do something... logoff). Of course the web service itself must support that behavior (C#: EnableSessionState - attribute)
SOAP help
Check out gsoap. I'm at a client site (waiting for an interminable OS installation), so I don't have the link with me, but it at least claims to support cookies, and I know for a fact that it makes good C++ soap clients.
Clay Dowling
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