Partner Web Service Session Management in BPEL with JDeveloper 11g

JDeveloper 11g 11.1.1.1.0 and SOA Suite 11g
Trying to create an synchronous Web Service which has an external reference to a Web Service partner (AXIS 1.4 implementation) using BPEL. I have a sequence which has 2 invokes, one for user login and another invoke for a different call. However the session from the login has to be maintained for the second call to work. I am unable to do this. I get a NoSession error thrown from the partner Web Service. I did verify that my login piece is working.
On the composite, in the external reference piece I added binding property oracle.webservices.session.maintain and set to true and also added oracle.webservices.httpConnTimeout and set the value to 10000. This did not help. I would appreciate any help. Thanks.
Ratnam

Hi,
Did you configure the Axis2 in Jdeveloper?
Best Regards
Sunny

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