All,
I have an application that heavily depends of web services... I am
using custom axsi2.xml files located in differing directories that I
use to instantiate a configurationcontext:
configContext =
ConfigurationContextFactory.createConfigurationContextFromFileSystem(null,
AXIS2_CONFIG_PATH);
sender = new ServiceClient(configContext, null);
I am noticing that the connections arent cleaning up after
themselves... after 3 hours of heavy traffic there were over 40k axis2
threads running. I have read that if you manually create
configuationcontexts in the way that i am that you also have to
manually clean up after them. To test this theory I stopped using the
custom confs and the number of threads did indeed seem to stabalie
somewhat. The problem is this: i NEED to use custom axis2.xml files
for these connections.
Can someone please confirm what needs to be done to cleanup after
these service clients? Is it enought to simply call service.cleanup()
in a finally block?
Thanks... this is causing our dept a lot of greif right now. A prompt
response would be wonderful!
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Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote.
-Ben Franklin
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