Fady et. al., We are having the same problem with the EngineConfigurationFactory error and we have been struggling with it for weeks! I wish I knew what it was that fixed it for you. All you did was copy log4j.jar to your classpath? Does anyone else know anything about this problem?
Thanks, Mark List: axis-user Subject: Re: Unable to locate a valid EngineConfigurationFactory From: Fady Kaddoum <fady.kaddoum () steria ! com> Date: 2004-08-23 8:22:51 Message-ID: <001801c488ea$6249e030$8448020a () fkaddoum> [Download message RAW] Now it works: I just added some more axis libraries to my project (log4j...) and now \ it doesn't give me this error anymore...I fixed the problem but couldn't know why I \ had it... For the moment it is working :) Thanks ----- Original Message ----- From: Fady Kaddoum To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, August 20, 2004 5:59 PM Subject: Unable to locate a valid EngineConfigurationFactory Hello! I am trying a small benchmark on deployed web services. Actually, I developped web \ services to provide access to a relational database. What I was afraid of, is that \ multiple concurrent requests on the same web service might create a problem. I did a \ small benchmark, and had the following error : Unable to locate a valid \ EngineConfigurationFactory when I lauch many requests at the same time! There is no upper limit above which the problem occurs. It is really unpredictable. \ Sometime 18 or 19 concurrent requests work fine, sometimes on 5 concurrent requests, \ 2 or 3 of them generate this error! NB: Requests are done using the Classes generated with WSDL2Java tool... Can you help please?
