On Wednesday 18 August 2010 3:53:24 pm Benson Margulies wrote: > Given a service in CXF 2.2.10 set up with JAX-WS+JAX-B, carefully > avoiding anything more complex and exotic than MTOM, what's the least > nasty (and fastest) way to spit out a lot of client proxy objects for > it? Assume a slight preference for the JAX-WS API over the CXF API, > but only very slight.
Do you really need a lot of proxies for it? Could you just create one and then mark it thread safe (see the FAQ)? That would definitely be the highest performant solution and least memory use. Avoiding CXF API's, you really can only use the Service class. Create a single one of those and then create multiple clients out of it. The Service class holds onto the WSDL so at least that part doesn't need to be reprocessed. Dropping to the CXF factory API, you can use a single factory and call create multiple times on it. That is faster than the second option as it DOES hold onto maps of the annotations and such to make things a bit quicker. -- Daniel Kulp [email protected] http://dankulp.com/blog
