Hi!
Johan Eltes wrote:
> XML and binary data:
> - Isn't there a problem with none-XML-savvy characters?
Yes, so one could either use entities, or do BASE64 encoding.
> Serialization/Performance:
> - In our messurements, the performance of Java serialization makes up a
> problem.
You mean normal Java serialization?
If so, any particular issues that slowed it down?
> - We implement custom serialization as XML, which proven to two times faster
> than standard marshalling, although we use a DOM parser (XERCES) to decode
> the objects state.
Even though the output is most likely larger byte-wise than Java
serialization?
> But as Rickard points out, all this is done for you by a SOAP
> implementation, like Appache SOAP :-)
Or you could simply use JBoss which has a SOAP plugin built-in (called
ZOAP, Zero-Effort Object Access Package, donated by Infor). This will
allow you to invoke stateless session beans out-of-the-box. Haven't
tested it myself, but Infor seem to be quite happy with it :-)
/Rickard
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