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In conversational web services,server maintains conversation Id for each conversation. But how does client send that id to server,is it like session id,but session id is stored in cookies,so where is conversation id stored.
 
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You may use the soap:Header entries to send a correlation identifier from client to server or you can design your interface methods to support passing the client token (in which case it will be passed in the soap:Body). Refer about managing conversational state and about correlating messages and about passing context info on webservice calls.
 
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Ok,the client maintains conversational state with end web-service through a token , but where is that token stored.Is that token stored in cookie??
 
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