session management in Javascript without ocpu.call

[TianrenWang]

I am running a web-app with Angular front-end and Node.js backend. I cannot import ocpu object in the opencpu.js script like shown in the documentation and appdemo example because the script that makes the ocpu requests is completely separated from the client (thus it doesn't have a window object). Is there an alternative to ocpu.call in Javascript that still allows me to manage opencpu sessions? I tried using the request function in Javascript, but the sessionid is treated purely as a string when passed as an argument in JSON format.

I should also mention that I tried adding the sessionid as a parameter directly to the request URL, but opencpu doesn't seem to recognize it. For example, this request URL would give this error:

localhost:5307/ocpu/library/DNFAPI/R/testSession?input=4

argument "input" is missing, with no default

In call:
testSession()

[ionvirgil]

Did you manage to solve this issue?

[TianrenWang]

@nelusan Nope, but I don't really need this functionality anymore.