Re: Passing HTTP Header Information

I am calling a web service ( using generated client stubs)
Is it possible to share HTTP header information to this call ?
Sample code is :
SimpleTestSoap echoPort = SimpleTest_Impl().getSimpleTestSoap();
String test = echoPort.xxxxMethos();
How do I pass an array of cookies(from the request object ) to this call ?
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