Java Web Start and Cookies

Hello All,
We have the following scenario
1) A user logs in to our website. The session information for the logged in user is maintained in the cookie.
2) The User clicks the jnlp link to invoke the applet.
3) The Java Web Start gets activiated and it tries to dowload the JNLP file.
4) The Web start is not able to download the file since it cannot send the required cookie to the webserver and the webserver is denying the access.
Is it possible to pass the existing session information (The session information is stored in cookie) from the browser to the java web start, so that the java webstart will pass the cookies for each subsequent access.
Thanks and Regards
Jagadeesh

I have the following:
Web page has a link to a servlet which dynamically creates the JNLP file.
The servlet that produces the jnlp requires basic user authentication.
When the link is click the Logon dialog appears. User logs in and the jnlp gets dynamically written. When the JNLP file is done being created by the servlet, this cause WebStart to execute the newly created jnlp masterpiece. Since WebStart does not share sessions with the browser, webstart causes the Logon dialog to appear again Forcing the confused user to re-login. What is up with that?
Does Sun have a solution for this? Is noone doing authentication using webstart. This has to be a definite problem. Sure we could tell the users to login twice, then they would simply stop using our application.

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