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How to keep alive an HTTPS connection

 
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Hi all,
I am writing a client which connects to the server using HTTPS connection and sends XML data to the server and receives some XML packet.
Right now I am closing the socket after receiving the response from the server because HTTP and HTTPS connections are not persistant. But I heard that we can do some thing to keep alive the connection even after receiving the response.
Can any one please explain or provide some links to the useful information about this.
Thanks in advance
 
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