Hello, Using XML/HTTP to post data from a source application to the webMethods IS 6.1. As HTTP is a sessionless protocol and if we use username/pwd authentication, I understand each time the source wants to post, it creates a session, posts (including authentication), receives ack and closes session. This would be repeated for each transaction sent, requiring session creation and authentication each time - a potentialy significant overhead. Is there a way we can maintain session information (eg. authentication), such as through a cookie? The IS Admin guide discusses the watt.net.useCookies parameter and describes as ‘Accept (true) or deny (false or null) cookies when communicating with Web servers. It is almost never a good idea to turn this off. Defaults to true’. Is this relevant to the issue? Are there ways to maintain session information between multiple HTTP posts?

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HTH,

If it is truly part of the same session, then you will need to save the cookie the Integration Server sends you and send it along the next time you call a service.