Title: RE: Axis Performance Problem
Hi James,
I have been running with axis client/server for weeks now and have gotten good performance after working through a few issues. You did not leave enough information to have us help you.
1. Is the performance issue repeatable?
2. Are you running
Title: RE: using axis within an applet
Hi Erik,
I was able to run Axis in an Applet. Yes, you are right about java.policy needing modifications. I dropped using Axis on the client side even though it was working for other reasons like the combined size of all the jars needed was way way too
Title: Message
Hi
Jason Brian,
Yes, I
had the identical problem. I do not know whyinstantiating the Service
object is so slow. I did notice when running the applet that it looked as if
classes we being loaded over the wire even though the Java Plug-in was supposed
to prevent that from
Title: RE: AW: SOAPMonitor
Hi Sonja,
I used TCPMonitor for the first time this last weekend. It worked fine for me. The main thing is to remember that your SOAPClinet should point to the listen port of the monitor and the target port of the monitor should point to the http server that the
Title: RE: Simple little trick for easing (de)serialization issues
Hi Bill,
Sorry to step in but why are you writing serializers/deserializers? I am using Axis and have no problems with java.sql.Date and java.util.Vector on the server side. I was passing strings/dates/vector in a java bean
Title: Interoperability Issue??
Hi All,
I was getting an Axis Fault message (sent back to the client) about serializer not being registered. My research so far indicates that I may need to use SOAPSerializer somehow to create a serializable class. I am using JAX-RPC from Sun for a very
Title: RE: Performance
Hi Tim,
I have seen the same problem. I have been concentrating on the Client side and have done almost all I can so far there. I would recommend setting up a SOAP pool. The pool design pattern will help a lot with the client side. I would create the service object
Title: RE: Performance
Hi Ivan,
The worker thread pattern is mentioned in the book Applied Java Patterns by Stephen Stelting and Olav Maassen. I do not have the book near me but there are probably links to descriptions of this pattern on the web. It might also be referred elsewhere as
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From: Steve Loughran [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, March 05, 2003 12:07 PM
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Subject: Re: Performance
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From: Anecito, Anthony (HQP) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, March 05, 2003 10:30
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Title: Axis (SOAP) Design Patterns
Hi All,
Just thought would ask what design patterns you have found most helpful when using Axis. As I have mentioned in the past I think the Value object Enterprise level pattern has helped me tremendously when using SOAP Axis.
Also, is Axis using the
Title: RE: InterruptedIOException: Read timed out
Hi Mike,
I am having the same type of issue. What is your client? What is your server?
Thanks,
Tony
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From: Mike DuVall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 25, 2003 11:02 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Title: Issues with service and call instantiation performance
Hi All,
I am working on some issues with instantiation of the service and call classes. It really becomes an issue when using the internet. Creating the commons-logging.properties file helped a little since before Axis was
Title: JAX-RPC and Axis
Hi All,
Has anyone used JAX-RPC in a client with a complex object (string, date attributes) passed to the Axis engine on the server side? If so is it possible to see that section of code? The Axis code makes it easy to pass an java object (not a simple string use
Title: RE: Design review and general axis questions
Hi Mike,
I am currently working on something similar. My response is added below each question.
Cheers,
Tony
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From: Mike DuVall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 25, 2003 11:25 AM
To: [EMAIL
Title: RE: JVM and Browser are crashing
Hi Christian,
I did not read your previous messages. I am using a browser with applets and have had some success. Can I help somehow?
I am testing using the following configuration:
Client Side-
1st client config : I.E. 5.5 sp2, Browser jvm using
Title: Axis and Logging
Hi All,
I noticed that Axis seems to want to use Log4J or commons-logging. I would like to disable this and just use what Tomcat (app server) supplies rather than double up on JAR's ect. Also, I noticed that that Axis is looking for commons-logging.properties and I
Title: Axis Client Performance issue explained
Hi All,
Many thanks to Mike Burati for helping out. A stand-alone application using Axis will perform admirably but a dynamic (mobile) agent such as an applet does poorly due to the fact the Axis Jars are quite big. It is further aggravated if
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From: Brian Ewins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, February 21, 2003 10:12 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Axis Client Performance issue explained
Anecito, Anthony (HQP) wrote:
[...I am using applets, wireless...]
1. Only use stand-alone clients
2. Use
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Subject: Re: Axis Client Performance issue explained
Anecito, Anthony (HQP) wrote:
[...I am using applets, wireless...]
1. Only use stand-alone clients
2. Use perhaps Sun JAXP (very small jars 20K compared to 3MB for axis
jars)
3. Drop Axis all together (great concept if you can live
Title: axis client code performance issue
Hi All,
Has anyone noticed that a client using the Axis code for setting up to ivoke a call to an Axis server (not actually connecting just initializing) is very slow. I am experiencing 20 - 23 seconds to just get to setting up the call object (last
?
Are
you pulling in remote WSDL during that time - if so, that could be part of
it.
Also, what are you setting the JVM min and max heap
to?
Bumping that up may help improve performance by
reducing garbage collection time...
-Original Message-From: Anecito, Anthony
Title: Axis and Servlet Runners
Dear Axis Developers,
Should Axis run in any process that can run servlets (i.e. servlet runners)? If so, what is the lowest version of servlet API should be used?
Thanks for any info.
Tony
Title: axis and jre1.4.1_01 issue
Hi All,
I ran into an interesting difference when running a axis client (axis 1.0) using Sun jre1.3.1_06 and jre1.4.1_01. For some reason jre1.4.1_01 seems to think that I need log4J.jar and log4J-core.jar. When running under jre1.3.1_06 axis seems ok with
Title: Light Weight Client using Axis
Hi All,
Does anyone have a solution of building a Axis client without using all those JARs? My client code got bloated 10X by including the 11 JARs (5MB) just to talk to the Axis server. The JAR's include the JAXP distrubtion from Sun. The JAR's total
, 2003-02-14 at 13:04, Anecito, Anthony (HQP) wrote:
Hi All,
Does anyone have a solution of building a Axis client without using all
those JARs? My client code got bloated 10X by including the 11 JARs (5MB)
just to talk to the Axis server. The JAR's include the JAXP distrubtion from
Sun
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