Performance issue with axis deserialization

Title: Performance issue with axis deserialization Hi, I have hosted a webservice using axis on tomcat 4.1.24. I m finding that as concurent load increases, there is a tremendous growth in the deserialization time taken. Any clues ?? Thanks aravind

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Hi Hrishikesh: I would be happy to offer advice on how to improve the system's performance. I recommend you take a look at the http://www.pushtotest.com site for a list of resources and articles on improving SOA scalability and performance. Additionally, if you would send me the WSDL I would be

Re: Performance issue with using Axis

Check your network connection settings, such as hosts file, etc. Other than that, you can find a hello world tutorial for axis somewhere complete with client and server to make sure there's nothing wrong with the way you do it. 5 seconds long is just plain wrong, so definitely you're having

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Maybe try a hello world problem first. It should take you couple mili seconds. Hrishikesh Kumar wrote: Hi All, We have implemented a Web Service using Axis. We have also developed Java clients using the stubs created by Axis (WSDL). A simple call which returns like some 10 tags is taking aroun

Performance issue with using Axis

Hi All, We have implemented a Web Service using Axis. We have also developed Java clients using the stubs created by Axis (WSDL). A simple call which returns like some 10 tags is taking around 10 seconds which seems to be not acceptable to our clients at all. They are expecting a turnaround

Re: AxisClient performance issue

Hi all! Thanks for your suggestion Jay! Caching the Service object by keeping a reference would definitely help, I think, but as my clients are called by command line and always start a new VM for architecture reasons, I can't keep the Service object in memory. I need a way to make the first S

Re: AxisClient performance issue

Hello,   Would caching the service object help? I am facing a similar issue. I am thinking of caching the "PortType" object so that the binding operation is done only once.   Any inputs from the Group on caching the port Type?   Regards jayFelix Dierich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hello Axis users!I

AxisClient performance issue

Hello Axis users! I have developed a rather large project with Apache Axis and liked Axis very much so far (with the occasional problem of missing documentation). I have a performance problem with my client applications though: The first call to the web service takes almost two seconds on rather f

Performance issue

Hi gurus, I have deployed a simple "Hello world" soap service in axis in weblogic 8.1. And I have tried to invoke it using 5 concurrent clients for 10 times each. Surprisingly, the invocation time has increased to more than 3 times. Average time for invocation for 1 client for 10 times ---> ~50 m

RE: Performance issue on big data

Hi Brian, Many thanks, I am going to look at that. Regards, Stephane -Original Message- From: Brian Ewins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, March 20, 2003 3:41 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Performance issue on big data There have been quite a few problems reported

Re: Performance issue on big data

There have been quite a few problems reported relating to large messages. The reply I give below is just quoting myself from: NB since that thread I've found out that there's no reason JAXRPC can't use XMLPULL, this is a restrict

Performance issue on big data

Hi,   I am using Axis 1.1, and I have noticed on a stress test that there is an issue when I am trying to send and retrieve from a Java client big binary data, if this data is a member of a structure. Indeed, if I am using a method of this kind :   byte[] exchangeData (byte[] buffer);   the

RE: Axis Client Performance issue explained

Title: RE: Axis Client Performance issue explained Hi Anne, THANKS! It looks very interesting! Many Thanks, Tony -Original Message- From: Anne Thomas Manes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, February 21, 2003 11:38 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: Axis Client

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t; 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 > >

RE: Axis Client Performance issue explained

Title: RE: Axis Client Performance issue explained Hi Brian, Thanks for the link. I looked it over and it looks like it would work with Axis on the server side even though it supports a subset of SOAP 1.1. Is that a correct interpretation? What I am looking for is for a client side

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 with stand-alone and non-light clients) Any Ideas? Use kSO

Axis Client Performance issue explained

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

RE: axis client code performance issue

Title: axis client code performance issue > How would I identify if I am pulling in remote WDSL   If you're setting up the Call object yourself with AXIS (Dynamic Invokation Interface), you're likely doing so knowing which method/namespace you're calling etc as opposed to

RE: axis client code performance issue

Title: axis client code performance issue Hi Mike,   Thanks for the response. This is a project I am doing am doing in the evenings so I will send the code snippit tonight.   Question - How would I identify if I am pulling in remote WDSL and if so what would the work-around be?   Many

RE: axis client code performance issue

Title: axis client code performance issue   Nope - haven't seen that, can you send a snippet of code up through that point?    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 th

axis client code performance issue

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 c