I have some contacts at a company called Adjoin ( http://www.adjoin.com/ )
based here in Boston. They have a product that is in beta now that plugs in
as a handler to Axis services and allows you to monitor this type of info
(btw - it also allows the same possibility for .NET).
I understand there may be a possibility of participating in the beta -
though I can't speak for them.
James Black To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> cc: (bcc: Kevin
Bedell/Systems/USHO/SunLife)
03/31/2003 04:06 PM Subject: Re: Performance testing -
timing data - how to get it?
Please respond to axis-user
Pascale, Peter H. wrote:
>We are embarking on a short project to validate Axis performance within a
>particular web service client application. I've seen a few recent posts
that
>refer to timing data for web service calls. How are folks getting timing
>information? Are you using a third-party tool like JProbe? Relying on
>homegrown time-logging approaches? Simply logging call and return times?
>
I use JUnit for timing information, running loops, so that the
webservice is called 10-1000 times. I also just use the elapsed time to
determine how long the web service calls take.
>
>
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