Hi all,
Without response, I've tried to write a third client,
using WSDL2Java. My new client now looks like this :
RbServiceLocator service = new RbServiceLocator();
Rb rbStub = service.getrpcrouter();
((RbStub) rbStub).setUsername("web_user");
((RbStub) rbStub).setPassword("web_password");
resp = rbStub.listCard("code=90", "10");
Unfortunately, the first call is still during 15
seconds (but the subsequent calls are good, about 2
seconds).
Could you please tell me if this is normal ? What is a
"normal time" for the fist call ? In a webapp
environment, what is the best way to build the stub
for the client ?
Best regards,
Bernard
--- Bernard LUPIN <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a �crit�:
> Hi all,
> �
> I'm writing a client that will query web services
> already developped with Apache Soap 2.3.1.
> I tested two versions of my client, one with Apache
> Soap 2.3.1 and one with Axis 1.2RC1.
> The return values are good with both clients, but
> the
> execution time is 3 seconds with Soap 2.3.1, and 15
> seconds with Axis 1.2, so it is five times longer !
> �
> My two questions are :
> - Is it a good practice to use Axis to query an
> apache
> Soap 2.3.1 service ?
> - Is something wrong in my client ?
> �
> Here is the code of my Axis client. If necessary, I
> can publish the code of my Apache soap client.
> �
> public class ClientSoapV2 {
> �public static void main(String[] args) {
> ��long debut = System.currentTimeMillis();
> ��long fin;
> ��try {
> ���URL url;
> ���url = new
> URL("http://my_host:8080/soap/servlet/rpcrouter";);
> ���Service service = new Service();
> ���Call call��� = (Call) service.createCall();
> ���call.setUsername("web_user");
> ���call.setPassword("web_password");
> ���call.setTargetEndpointAddress(url);
> ���call.setOperationName( new
> QName("urn:ReturnServicesSoap", "listCard") );
> ���call.addParameter("filter", XMLType.XSD_STRING,
> ParameterMode.IN);
> ���call.addParameter("nbLignes", XMLType.XSD_STRING,
> ParameterMode.IN);
>
���call.setReturnType(org.apache.axis.encoding.XMLType.XSD_STRING
> );
> ���String ret = (String) call.invoke( new Object[] {
> "code=90", "10" } );
> ���fin = System.currentTimeMillis();
> ���System.out.println("Resul : \n" + ret);
> ��} catch (Exception e) {
> ����System.err.println(e.toString());
> ��}
> ��fin = System.currentTimeMillis();
> ��System.out.println("Elapsed time:" + (fin-debut));
> �}
> �
> Thanks in advance !
> Bernard
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