Hi Perry, Thanks for the link. I also follow the abstract controller direction to integrate with Spring.
On 10/8/06, Perry Nguyen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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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