Have you thought to check if it is your disk? You should really be pulling in a bunch of System.currentTimeMillis() variables. Also you would want to separate your disk issues from cxf, so probably writeTo an in memory array and then write to the random file. Of course you would need to add performance metrics around each effective action. Just suggestion to help you help yourself?
On Wed, Nov 18, 2015 at 3:20 AM, Idar Borlaug <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi > > I think we have a performance degredation in our cxf webservice. > > I try to send a file of 200mb through cxf and store it to a file. Sometimes > this takes 12 seconds, but it often takes a few minutes. > > My service is now implemented like this: > log.debug("String files"); > for(Dokument d :forsendelse.getDokumenter()){ > d.getData().writeTo(new FileOutputStream("target/" + > UUID.randomUUID().toString())); > } > log.debug("Files stored"); > > I am running cxf on jetty 9.2, the client is a unit test which sends files > from the filesystem. > > Anyone have any thoughts? > -- > Idar Borlaug >
