Re: Getting started with Web Services

2008-09-17 Thread Danushka Menikkumbura



Looking on Amazon and B&N, the reviews are not all that impressive.
Have you read the book?

  
The author of this book is a key contributor to Axis2 and a couple of 
other related Apache projects. So it must be really helpful. Anyway for 
any additional reading material, I recommend you refer to the library on 
WSO2 OxygenTank [1] , the developer portal for SOA.


[1] - http://wso2.org/library

Danushka

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Re: Memory footprint

2008-09-11 Thread Danushka Menikkumbura


A echo client invocation uses 3440k of memory in my Windows XP 
machine. I've tested this with the math sample as well. It also 
consumes equal amount of memory. Also the memory foot print for the 
simple axis2 server is in the same range.



Supun,

When I run echo without debugging symbols, I can see a slight 
improvement in the memory footprint. It comes down to 3280k from 3924k 
on my WinXP. Similarly Simple Axis2 server memory footprint comes down 
to 3388k from 4140k.


Danushka

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Re: AXIS2C Asynchronous Handling..

2008-06-18 Thread Danushka Menikkumbura


Can anyone please send the implementation details (service sample 
files) reference for handling the asynchronous client request’s?




Shobha,
The asynchronous/synchronous behavior is solely handled on the client 
side. The service implementation is done irrespective of the async/sync 
dual-channel/single-channel behavior on the client side. Just refer to 
axis2c\samples\user_guide\clients\echo_non_blocking.c to see how you do 
async/single-channel calls on the client side.


Danushka


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