Building stateful Webservice top-down

Hi,
i generated a webservice from a wsdl. In the jdeveloper wizard i checked the box for stateful session beans.
Now i try invoke it via the "test webservice" functionality of the oracle enterprise manager (10.1.3.1).
But the webservice does not show a stateful behaviour...
What i am doing wrong here?
Thanks...

For statefull Web Services, you need to use cookie and have the JSESSIONID value stored in between the calls. From the top of my head, I can't remember if the this behavior can be tested from the EM screen.
You may want to try testing using soapUI or with a JUnit class generated from JDeveloper, using the genProxy feature.
Hope it helps,
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