>>>Well you can have this behavior in the client side , ...
That was it. My code produces new ServiceClients at server-side and so the deployment happens in every new call of the client. Some more explanations: The Round-Trip-Time Tests send a message the following way: Client->ServiceManager->LocalMonitor->ServiceManager->Client So in the ServiceManagerSkeleton-class there is an instantiation of a stub for the LocalMonitor. Here were two issues responsible for the repeated deployment: 1. The stub was instantiated in a method-local object. So the deployment happens each time of the instantiation of the stub. Refactoring this method-local object to a class-field corrects this point. 2. I have forgotten the attribute scope="application" for some services.xml. So the SimpleHTTPServer works absolutely right. It was solely my fault. Many many thanks to both of you. Your mails were greatly helpfull! By the way, the round-trip-times alleviates from 700ms to 20ms ;-) Deepal Jayasinghe wrote: > Hi Fal; > > I tested this with both SimpleHTTPServer and Axis2 war distribution and > I was unable to find such a behavior. Well you can have this behavior in > the client side , if you are trying to create new service client for > each request. > Any way please create JIRA attaching both client and server side code. > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
