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    is the context sent back to the client??

    hi all,

    just a quick question:

    is the context modified by the server sent back to the client?

    thx & cu tom

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    i got the answer myself!

    in cpp current is passed as a const reference ->
    changing is not possible on server side!


    thx & cu
    tom

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    Another way to find the answer is to look at the Ice protocol chapter: the context is in the Request Message Body but not in the Reply Message Body.

    Cheres,
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