You can hack the source code yourself. The NSURLConnection that send the request and receives the response is located in CWRemoteHessianObject+Private.m at line 129.
It should be quite trivial to instantiate your own NSURLConnection and setup a delegate handling the authentication somewhere around these lines.
HessianKit 2.0 (that has unfortunately been halt for almost a year) adds the concept of "transmission channels", where CWHessianHTTPChannel is one of them. This is used to add more control over how the data is transmitted, for example hooking in basic authentication. But no progress will be made for a while unless I get a long vacation or a paying client.
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It is not possible in it's current incarnation.
You can hack the source code yourself. The NSURLConnection that send the request and receives the response is located in CWRemoteHessianObject+Private.m at line 129.
It should be quite trivial to instantiate your own NSURLConnection and setup a delegate handling the authentication somewhere around these lines.
HessianKit 2.0 (that has unfortunately been halt for almost a year) adds the concept of "transmission channels", where CWHessianHTTPChannel is one of them. This is used to add more control over how the data is transmitted, for example hooking in basic authentication. But no progress will be made for a while unless I get a long vacation or a paying client.