Hi
 
If Application A (Calling application) is calling Application B (Called application), the session data can be passed from A to B.  and the session can be accessed in Application B by prefexing the Calling application name before the Session Variable.
 
e.g., if a session variable called "SESS_LANGUAGE" in Application A can be accessed with the name of "A_SESS_LANGUAGE" from Application B.
 
This is fine in case of a single application is calling a single application.  But there is a requirement like more than 1 application (say here in our case 23 applications) may call each other applications.
 
So, my question is how to identify the Calling application name from the Called Application.
 
See the below example: Let's assume there 3 applications named A, B & C.
 
C can be called from both A or B.  Then unless we know the Calling application name, we cannot access the respective session  data of the Calling application.
 
This requirement is for a giant customer in India and Cisco also involves in this project, we need a perfect solution ASAP.
 
Please let us know whether any method available to see what is the Calling application name ?  OR, is there anyway that the entire Session data (All the session variables) of the Calling application can be accessed from the Called application.

There's a java method getSrcAppName (see below) and there's also a variable you can access in the decision editor in Studio under the Call Data tab (Source App Name) that is blank if it's a new call, otherwise has the app name.
 
 
<pre>public <a>http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/java/lang/String.html</a>] getSrcAppName()</pre>


 
Can this Java method be used directly within a Variable Reference? We have sevral interconnected apps that would benefit from this. It would provide data continuity for a full call-session rather than only for a application session.
 
Example :
{GetSrcAppName().Data.Session.Status}

Thanks Ranjana, It good to know  that we can utlize the application session information called from one application to another application.