Try to globally engage the module (i.e. from axis2.xml).


Michele

On 6 Apr 2008, at 20:51, A Sunley wrote:

We're experiencing "java.net.SocketException: Too many open files" exceptions on the server. And I think it might be down to the module files in the temp
folder.

When I list the open files for the tomcat process (lsof -a -p 28938) it
throws up many, many lines like the following:

java    28938 user  573r   REG    8,2    37572 353018
/home/user/tomcat/apache-tomcat-webserver/temp/ axis226631addressing-1.2.mar

Is this abnormal behavior for Axis2? Any advice would be greatly
appreciated.

Regards,
Alan.


A Sunley wrote:

Greetings Axis users,

We are accessing a web service from within a jsp/servlet webapp within a
Tomcat container, using Axis2-1.2. We also make use of the Rampart
security module.

I want to clarify how we should 'engage' module. At the moment we do this
for every request to the webservice using:

client.engageModule(new QName("rampart"));

Do we have to do this for each and every request or can we delpoy the
module once for the web application?

I am noticing that for each request the following is printed to the
console: "Deploying module: rampart-1.2". In addition the Tomcat/temp
folder is chocker full of "axis264rampart-1.2.mar" files (each with a
different number). The temp file is now approaching one gigabyte in size.

Is this normal behavior? I'm concerned that I might have not configured the Axis2 client correctly and may potentially cause performance issues.

Is this that case?

Regards,
Alan.


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