> Barnaby: My soap service is already the equivelant of 'Hello World' (returns > '3' rather than 'Hellp World')
Yeah, but it goes through all of the SOAP stuff to do it! I was suggesting doing it as a servlet to determine if it is the servlet container / network issues, or something specific to the SOAP layer. For example, to return 3, it has to generate an XML document (amongst other things). >> socket.setTcpNoDelay(true)) > Any idea where the outgoing socket to do this to would be? (What piece of code? > I assume I should get the source version of soap and monkey with it. Or should > I be messing with the tomcat source instead?) I'm pretty sure you would have to monkey with the Tomcat code to do this. In 3.2.3 I think the factory for sockets is org.apache.tomcat.net.ServerSocketFactory. It's probably some place different if you are using Catalina. Barnaby
