Re: Java client does not re-use TCP/IP connections.

2005-11-30 Thread Tim Funk 

This has nothing to do with tomcat. Please use the appropriate list.

-Tim

Magyar, Bence wrote:

Sorry,
  I'm quite new with all of this.  I've created a java client to my tomcat web service 
using the Java2WSDL2 utility and WSDL2Java utility.  Correct me if I'm wrong, I believe 
this is called the stub client model.  At any rate, my main() function in my 
client looks like:
   
  // get the web service...

   service = new WSDefinitionServiceLocator();
   
   // Now use the service to get a stub to the service

   ws = service.getMyWebService();
  
   Stub s = (Stub) ws;

   s.setMaintainSession(true);
   
  After this is set up, I can correctly call methods on my service such as 
   
  ws.Method1();

  ws.Method2();
   
  For each one of these invocations, my client creates a new TCP/IP connection to the service instead of reusing the existing one.  Am I missing some critical parameter 
  in my Stub class?  I'm not sure how else to configure the client.  If anyone could 
  point me in the right direction, it would be much appreciated. Thanks!


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RE: Java client does not re-use TCP/IP connections.

2005-11-29 Thread Caldarale, Charles R 
 From: Magyar, Bence [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 Subject: Java client does not re-use TCP/IP connections.

   For each one of these invocations, my client creates a new 
 TCP/IP connection to the service instead of reusing the 
 existing one.  Am I missing some critical parameter 
 in my Stub class?

Perhaps not in the Stub.  A little Googling came across this note at
Java Boutique
(http://javaboutique.internet.com/tutorials/Axis2-2/ses_man.html):

The scope must be defined in the wsdl file:
service name=MyService...
  parameter name=scope value=value/
  ...
/service
value must be request, session, or application.

Since I've never used Axis, I can't really be sure that this is
pertinent, but it certainly sounds related to your situation.

 - Chuck


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