I was using 1.0.2
Luke Galea
Software Development
BlueCat Networks
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Subject: RE: Java 1.4 SLOW
What version of JSSE were you using when doing the
JCarpenter's HTTPClientSoapConnection.
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Remember that 1.4 includes a copy of Crimson. If you have been using
a parser that is much faster, that could be the difference. You can
choose the parser that gets used by specifyin
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Objet : Re: Java 1.4 SLOW
Remember that 1.4 includes a copy of Crimson. If you have been using
a parser that is much faster, that could be the difference. You
Remember that 1.4 includes a copy of Crimson. If you have been using
a parser that is much faster, that could be the difference. You can
choose the parser that gets used by specifying the
DocumentBuilderFactory. Sun's docs for
DocumentBuilderFactory#newInstance state
Obtain a new insta
I am having a strange problem using 2.3.1 (or 2.2 or 2.1 for
that matter)..
When I run my soap client in 1.4 it is REALLY slow on the
invoke call…. The same code in 1.3 takes no more than 30 secs to run a series of 20-30 calls..
In 1.4 it takes 5 minutes..
Has anyone had this problem?
