Hello,

I have looked on how the Seambay example works like, and they have a method login and logout, and another with @Restrict.
However, they are using JavaScript to use the webservice, whilst I have the more common Axis way of doing it.

However, when I use my stub to call the login, I can see in the server that it logs in correctly, and then when I call my restricted method, I get an exception that it is not logged in.

This is my webservice:

Name("relationService")
@Stateless
@WebService(name = "RelationService", serviceName = "RelationService")
@SOAPBinding(style = SOAPBinding.Style.DOCUMENT, use = SOAPBinding.Use.LITERAL, parameterStyle = SOAPBinding.ParameterStyle.WRAPPED)
public class RelationService implements RelationServiceLocal {

        @WebMethod
        public boolean login(@WebParam(name = "username")
        String username, @WebParam(name = "password")
        String password) {
                Identity.instance().setUsername(username);
                Identity.instance().setPassword(password);
                Identity.instance().login();
                return Identity.instance().isLoggedIn();
        }

        @WebMethod
        public boolean logout() {
                Identity.instance().logout();
                return !Identity.instance().isLoggedIn();
        }

        @WebMethod
        @Restrict("#{identity.loggedIn}")
        public List<RelationCanonical> getRelationsFromPerson(@WebParam(name = "foedselsnummer") { 
             .....
        }

And this is my @Test class using the stub. The problem may be that I am not familiar in using webservice.

RelationServiceStub stub = new RelationServiceStub();
                assert stub != null;

                // We need to first log in, then perform action, then log out
                RelationServiceStub.Login login = new RelationServiceStub.Login();
                login.setUsername("she");
                login.setPassword("shepwd");

                RelationServiceStub.LoginE loginImpl = new RelationServiceStub.LoginE();
                loginImpl.setLogin(login);

                RelationServiceStub.LoginResponseE loginRes = stub.login(loginImpl);
                // stub.startlogin(loginImpl, callback)
                assert loginRes != null;
                
                RelationServiceStub.LoginResponse rslr = loginRes.getLoginResponse();
                boolean isLoggedIn = rslr.get_return();
                assert isLoggedIn == true;

                // stub._getServiceClient().getOptions().setProperty(org.apache.axis2.transport.http.HTTPConstants.CHUNKED,
                // Boolean.FALSE);

                RelationServiceStub.GetRelationsFromPerson getRFP = new RelationServiceStub.GetRelationsFromPerson();
                getRFP.setFoedselsnummer("16060897127");
                RelationServiceStub.GetRelationsFromPersonE rfpImpl = new RelationServiceStub.GetRelationsFromPersonE();
                rfpImpl.setGetRelationsFromPerson(getRFP);

                RelationServiceStub.GetRelationsFromPersonResponseE response = stub.getRelationsFromPerson(rfpImpl);

The console shows that I do infact log in, but the last line throws notLoggedIn Exception.