Hi. I have added a major performance improvement to the XMLBeanSerializer Class that has made its way around the lists. We saw the performance for large documents (7MB) drop from 106 seconds to 8 seconds! With smaller improvements for smaller documents. Here is the updated Serialize method:
We are using XMLBeans with Axis. I found a serializer and deserializer on
a website some time
ago. I can email them to you
will
keep an eye on Axis2, and perhaps return to it.
Since I need to move forward quickly, I am going to either roll my own
SOAP engine with XMLBeans, or find another (XFire?). I am forced to view the
SOAP engine as interchangeable. I get to do this primarily by insuring my
databinding objects
Short question: Can I use XMLBeans as distributed by xmlbeans.apache.org
as my serializer/deserializer in Axis2? If so how? It appears to be different
than what is contained in Axis2
I have a simple WSDL backed up by a few Schemas. They generate clean
java classes in Axis 1.2
So I
Hi Paul,
See my comments inline
On 10/27/05, Paul Grillo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Short question: Can I use XMLBeans as distributed by
xmlbeans.apache.org
as my serializer/deserializer in Axis2? If so how?
Yes. The default databinding framework is XMLBeans :) don't specifiy
any -d
in 0.9x they seem to be and I was hoping
someone would have some insight into this issue. In particular an answer to the
question if the direction of Axis2 is not to auto generate the data binding
stubs, but instead allow the developer to use XmlBeans to generate the data
bindings and then use those
Friends, I have some
peculiar requirement.. I have an application which has the business logic
implemented in plain POJOs. These POJOs use XMLBeans to generate the XML
response in 'String' format. I have EJBs which are calling these POJOs to
generate the response in XML String format.
Now I
Hi all,
when trying to generate a wsdl file. My xmlbeans don't get the right type.
Should i replace the schemas manually or is their a way to get it
automatically. The xmlbeans are compiled from these schemas.
I included the outcome of generate-wsdl
Any help is welcome,
Joris
[EMAIL
Add a default constructor to your classes.
On 5/21/05, Joris Van der Mijnsbrugge [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
when trying to generate a wsdl file. My xmlbeans don't get the right type.
Should i replace the schemas manually or is their a way to get it
automatically. The xmlbeans
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