Hi list, Maybe someone here has some knowledge on SOAP. I have been looking into the OGC move towards W3C Web Services standards for geospatial services and I have a question regarding performance when using SOAP.
It is mentioned by many that large data sets is a performance issue when using SOAP messaging because the entire message need to be buffered at the server before sending a response to a client. Is this true? In that case, why? Can't a SOAP enabled WFS server simply start sending a SOAP response message in a streamed fashion when responding to a WFS GetFeature request to include GML that is dynamically generated from a database, potentially delivering thousands of gigabytes of data encoded in the SOAP message body? Thank you for any help! Jonas J _______________________________________________ Geotools-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/geotools-devel
