Thanks for your instant reply. I think i figured out a way to tweak it: There is transport class which relies on the http client from the commons package (CommonsHTTPSender.java).
That one offers more control of the underlying connection object. I think i will tweak it, so that it keeps persistent connections and (re)-initiates it on demand. I just wanted to make sure that no such solution exists, or someone else is already working on it. It might also be an interesting patch for the transport package in general. So long, Heiko On Friday 20 September 2002 16:45, Wayne Yan wrote: -| Not an expert, but looking at the source of -| org.apache.axis.transport.http.HTTPSender it would appear that the socket -| exists for the liftetime of the invoke(MessageContext msgContext). This -| seems to imply a new socket for each service invocation. -| -| -----Original Message----- -| From: Andrew Vardeman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] -| Sent: 20 September 2002 04:16 -| To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -| Subject: Re: persistent connections -| -| -| Heiko-- -| -| I'm using Axis for the server and .NET for the client, and when I send -| multiple requests from one .NET client to my service, they appear in tcpmon -| as one HTTP connection. I don't know what happens with an Axis client. -| -| Andrew -| -| At 02:50 PM 9/20/2002 +0200, you wrote: -| >hello, -| >i am wondering if it is possible to have persistent -| >http connections (as specified in http 1.1) with axis. -| > -| >i was looking through the docs and archives, -| >but didnt find an answer. -| > -| >any suggestions appreciated. -| > -| > -| >thanks in advance, -| >heiko -| > -| >-- -| > -| >Heiko Braun - Entwicklung -| >Jamba! AG Pfuelstrasse 5 10997 Berlin -| >http://www.jamba.de, http://wap.jamba.de -| > -| > -| -| -- Heiko Braun - Entwicklung Jamba! AG Pfuelstrasse 5 10997 Berlin Tel.: +49-30-69538-206 Mobile: +49-172-8719520 http://www.jamba.de, http://wap.jamba.de
