Hi,
I've also done a similar thing and documented it on my blog:
http://www.hanhuy.com/journal/pfn/ws-xmlrpc-and-spring
Jochen Wiedmann wrote:
On 10/7/06, climbingrose <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've successfully integrated the new version of Apache XML-RPC with
Spring.
What do you mean by that precisely? I understand, that you are using
POJO's as request handlers, which are configured by Spring? If so, I'd
be interested to look into what you did and possibly integrate it into
the distribution.
I used Stateless
request processor factory to create a new instance of the request
processor.
Since the processor is a single object instantiated at startup, does
it cope
well with concurrent requests? I haven't look at the actual code but
is this
something similar to single threaded servlet model?
If you are using the stateless request processor, then *you* are
responsible to make sure that the single instantiated object is thread
safe (aka stateless). This is equivalent to a servlet used by multiple
threads. The equivalent to the single threaded server model is the
request specific factory.
Jochen
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