How to set HTTP cookie ORA_adf_viewScope

Hi,
I'm recording ADF page navigation using LoadRunner. From the browser, I see that one POST request sets http cookie ORA_adf_viewScope and the subsequent GET submits this cookie as part of the HTTP header. I don't see this cookie from any of the page source. LoadRunner is not able to record this cookie as well. Hence when I replay LR script, the GET request returns wrong page.
Any one knows how to set this cookie?
Thanks,
Tong
Edited by: user708470 on Jun 18, 2009 12:07 PM

I believe it is possible since axis adapter provides very same functionality. Let me summarize my scenario may be it helps:
I am trying to call series of webservice lets say in a BPM. First service (login service) will provide me with a session id (in http header with key Set-Cookie) then I will call another service which has that session id in its http header with key cookie then I am going to logout. So I am testing the second part now, but it doest let me send cookie http header parameter.
I hope I clarified a bit more my problem.
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