No prob, will try with Lighttpd, Apache and IIS for starters as soon as
I fix this problem.
Supun Kamburugamuva wrote:
Hi Nikola,
axis2_http_transport_utils_process_request is a relatively new
function and may have bugs in it. You can look at how it is being used
by the IIS module. There may be areas where different web servers
implement the spec in different ways. So it is better to check and
make sure it works.
Supun..
2008/8/6 Nikola Tankovć <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I have little glitches with compiled windows binary in new 1.5.0
API function axis2_http_transport_utils_process_request , which
generates segmentation fault. I will see today if I can figure it
out ( on Linux works fine) and get back to you.
As long as it's servers concern it will work as long as they stick
with CGI 1.1 specs.
Supun Kamburugamuva wrote:
Hi Nikola,
Did you test the CGI with different web servers like Apache
and IIS? At this point I would like to concentrate more on
supporting different web servers than speed.
Supun..
2008/8/4 Rajika Kumarasiri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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On Wed, Jul 30, 2008 at 1:45 PM, Nikola Tankovć
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Hy there,
Hi Nikola,
Hope you are doing great with your GSoC work.
To test the speed/performance of your work, you can follow a
similar way where we used to measure the performance of
Axis2/C.
The procedure was like this. First we deploy axis2
services inside Apache/httpd. That is we
used mod_axis2 apache module. We deploy mod_axis2 on one server
machine.
Then we need to load a service with some client
requests/payloads.
For sending simultaneous requests and loading the service
we use
apache bench [1] in a seperate client machine. Once you
have done
this apache bench will give you the statics by which you
can come
into conclusion about the speed/performacne. To achive the
maximum (yes this is just for your infromation, you can ignore
these if you want) you can compile Axis2/C with -03, set
the log
level to cricital and use keep alive in apache bench etc..,
Basically we use number of requests per seconds(TPS) that
can be
served by the service as a measure of performance. So set
up your
environment(deploy the services through CGI interface)
similar to
this and perform a test similar to this. A detailed
description of
the test can be found here[2] in the latestst Axis2/C
performance
results article. Good luck!
[1] - http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/programs/ab.html
[2] -http://wso2.org/library/3868
-Rajika
I saw some time ago there were results of speed test of
Axis2/C, so I was wondering is there any solution so I
can do
similar with my CGI implementation? If not, what do you
recommend and how do you run your tests?
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