Client flex app for livecycle es2

Hi all,
I am working on developing Flex client app for LiveCycle ES2. I need to implement authentication&authorization services in flex app. As far as I know, there is no efficient way to implement it in Flex. (At least I have tried couple of example from forums, it did not work properly at all. Once the browser is refreshed, the application gets initialized again and the session get lost...)
As far as I know, LiveCycle Workspace is a Flex app. After login to that application and once the browser is refreshed, the session state is kept. It seems session management is achieved for that application.
Is there any way to handle the same in flex client app?..
thanks in advanace

Is there no answer to my question ??? OR I am at the wrong place ??
Abhinav

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