Hi Sebastian,
thanks for the answer. I know that Rampart is able to secure MTOM messages. But utilizing MTOM is not usable for large messages. The amount of required memory is that high it is not usable for our project...
There can't be any difference between the memory consumption of SwA & MTOM in Axis2, since they both are using the same logic underneath, unless you explicitly reads in the MTOM attachments to memory (by retrieving the actual binary).
I don't know the excact reasons for that, but in our performance tests the MTOM approach requires a lot of additional memory.
If your use case is securing the messages together with the binary attachments, then all the MTOM attachments might needs to be read in to the memory. It'll be the same if you are able to secure SwA type attachments.. A test case to figure this out would be very useful for us to fix this, if there is any such behaviour.
The MTOM approach with file caching needs additional excecution time. Therefore we try to implement processing of large messages(more than 100MB) with SwA and java streams.
Once again, the underlying layer is the same.. So theoretically they should take the same time..
Do you know where I can ask questions concerning the roadmap of specific components of Axis2? Maybe this is the wrong mailing list for such kind of question.
Security (rampart) was moved out to a separate project very recently. I'm not sure whether the mailing list is up yet.. ~Thilina
But anyway, thanks for your answer... Regards, Sebastian Thilina Gunarathne schrieb: > Rampart has the capability to secure attachments send using MTOM.. > > I'm not sure whether is there or planned support for SwA.. > > Thanks, > Thilina > > On 3/1/07, Sebastian Roschke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote: >> Hello, >> >> due to memory efficiency I work with SwA to send messages based on java >> streams. Is there a possibility to secure such messages with Rampart? Is >> there any support for SwA in Rampart planned for future releases? >> >> Regards, >> Sebastian >> >> >> > >
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