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Bert,

On 1/16/12 11:15 AM, Bert Verhees wrote:
> I am not sure if it is an Axis2 problem or a Tomcat-problem.
> 
> I have an client-application for test-purposes which runs inside
> the Eclipse-IDE. The problem only occurs when running Axis2 inside
> Tomcat6, when running in Axis2 as stand-alone server, it runs
> better.

SO, running Axis2 using it's built-in HTTP server (I didn't know it
had one) has acceptable performance, but running Axis2 within Tomcat
does not have acceptable performance?

> I have some console-output to see how long it takes.

How about real profiling data?

> When running in Axis2 standalone, it stays about 4 seconds until
> 8000 persons stored (which is the complete group to store) This is
> slow, I must investigate the library directly without webservice if
> that is a problem of my coding. So we forget that for the moment.

So, Axis2 performance is also unaccaptable.

> The problem which bothers me is when I am using Tomcat.
> 
> The problem start to occur after posting 1200 patients, it takes 8 
> seconds.

So your observation is that, when running within Tomcat, your code
appears to perform more slowly. Is that consistent? I wonder if your
code / database slows down considerably as data is added and you are
running your in-Tomcat tests after the out-of-Tomcat tests.

> I try a lot of things to solve the problem.

Like what?

> I put a Thread.sleep(1000); in my client-code between to postings,
> I thought, maybe the webservice needs some rest to do garbage-clean
> up.

Obviously, pausing for a second per record will limit performance. GC
will run when it has to -- you don't have to "give it time" to do its job.

> Because it looks very much like a memory blowing up. But it didn't
> help.

What makes you think that memory is "blowing up"?

It probably didn't help because you have mis-identified the problem.

- -chris
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