I'm also doing such testing, I am thinking of using the axis junit
client modifying it somewhat and then measuring the request using jmeter.
The performance of the WS app is measured along with tomcat and axis
because your never going to run it outside of that container. so measure
client latencies. then you can compare with jbos and bea and oracle and
let us know which is best =)
Don't worry about CPU and memory - just put the client on another
machine and crank up the load until it falls over. because you will
never have 100%CPU and Memory utilization with the app and the CPU still
wirking.
Make sure you test with sessions and with the database and with failure
case to get a good indication of the service latencies and throughput.
Warren.
Giovane Moura wrote:
Hello,
I'd like to evaluate the performance of my web service in face of
differents
workloads.
I was wondering how I can do that...
As my WS runs inside Axis (that runs inside Tomcat and the last one needs
Apache httpd), it ins't that simple to get informations like:
1. How much memory required only by the WS app?
2. How much CPU time is it using?
How can I get this informations?
Is there any way to have this information(putting apart axis/tomcat/apache
consumption)?
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