The Session object

Hi,
 
I have been looking into the way that the session object acts on the peer that is recieving a message. I have noticed that when using tuning everytime a message has been recieved a new session (TCPSession) object is created. This is done by calling the reset method. This is a pain if you want to operate as peer-to-peer. Everytime a message is recieved then you lose the session object, and with it the control of the session. As yet I have not found any where to get the latest session object. Am I missing something, is there maybe a different way to control the session when using tuning?
 
My situation:
I start a beep session, the listener starts TLS (JSSE) and the sends data the initiator (did not start TLS) gets the session from a message recieved, and can send data. When the data is recieved on the listener's side a new session object is created and the old one is useless.
 
Is there a reason for creating a new object and not just modifying the old one?
 
Thanks,
Sean de Kock


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