Re: Axis Response Time appears linear with load

2003-10-02 Thread Toshiyuki Kimura
Hi Ray and dims, The thread dump will be useful, I think so too. However, I'd like to add a few comments in other point of view. The most interesting feature of your report was the parser-related lock. Have you ever had a checking whether your component doesn't instantiate a parser object

Re: Axis Response Time appears linear with load

2003-10-02 Thread Davanum Srinivas
Ray, Can you please post the thread dump? Thanks, dims --- "Sutton, Ray" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello, > > I've been tasked (for my sins, which must have been huge!) with performance > testing an application framework that sits on top of Tomcat and uses Axis as > the soap server. My initi

axis deployment order problem

2003-10-02 Thread chatzi_at_work
Hi Everybody We are facing a stange problem when trying to deploy webservices ... The application server used is jboss-3.2.1_tomcat-4.1.24, default server, no configuration changes but one some additional logging and a customer login module in the login-config.xml. Initially we deployed followin

Re: Axis Response Time appears linear with load

2003-10-02 Thread Mike Spreitzer
Well, considering that just going through the message processing overhead of Tomcat and Axis is work, why do you not expect the response time to scale linearly with load?  BTW, did you mean to complain about the response time being proportional to load, or merely scaling linearly with it (i.e., be

Axis Response Time appears linear with load

2003-10-02 Thread Sutton, Ray
Title: Axis Response Time appears linear with load Hello, I've been tasked (for my sins, which must have been huge!) with performance testing an application framework that sits on top of Tomcat and uses Axis as the soap server. My initial testing slams the server as hard as possible with 10

Re: ssl und webservice

2003-10-02 Thread pankaj4oss
> > does anybody knows about a mailing list about ssl > Checkout www.openssl.org. Another places where you can ask questions include: 1. UseNet group comp.lang.java.security (http://groups.google.com/groups? hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&group=comp.lang.java.security) 2. Security forum of JavaRanch (http

RE: iPlanet Web Server Installation Issues

2003-10-02 Thread Sree Pillai
You may want to put the log4j libraries in web-inf/lib. --- Rick Kellogg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The following information might be of some help: > > http://nagoya.apache.org/wiki/apachewiki.cgi?AxisProjectPages/SunOne > > > -Original Message- > From: Michael Joseph > [mailto:[EMAIL

Invoking a 'generic' service

2003-10-02 Thread Owen Cliffe
If anybody has any comments they would be greatly appreciated. we have a problem as follows: We would like to deploy services on the fly, without using a service-specific implementation class to handle the service action, such that SOAP messages could be mapped onto a generic java method of the

Extend AxisFault

2003-10-02 Thread Hans Jakob Skovenborg
Hello Problem to catch a userdefined AxisFault on clientside. * In my WSDL I defined a wsdl:fault element in the binding. * Then I generate both a server and a client stub using the WSDL2Java. * At both side's I can see that it has generated a _JbFault class matching my fault s

Axis 1.1 w/ Java Web Services 1.2

2003-10-02 Thread Mike Neugebauer
Has anyone successfully gotten Axis 1.1 to work with Java Web Services 1.2 ( w/ Tomcat 5 )? I tried it for a little while yesterday and I was having a lot of fatal errors, to the point where I was having difficulty restarting Tomcat. I've since reverted back to Java Web Services 1.1 (w/ Tomcat

Re: EJB/SOAP/WEB Architechture

2003-10-02 Thread Srinath Perera
Hi Asier sounds good. If am right this is what the JSR109 from jcp defined. there are lot of statndreads define to do this i JSR 109 spec regards Srinath On Thu, 2003-10-02 at 16:32, Asier Murciego wrote: > Hi! > > > > I’m designing a simple architecture prototype for my university. The

Re: EJB/SOAP/WEB Architechture

2003-10-02 Thread Bruce Scharlau
At 11:32 02/10/2003, you wrote: Hi! I'm designing a simple architecture prototype for my university. The key concept is EJB, but I'd like to add SOAP interfaces. It would be wise to create a system like this? EJB_Entities->(managed by)->EJB_Session->SOAP_Binding->Servlet->WebAccess The data is

Can a client receive gzip 'd content?

2003-10-02 Thread Rutger Ovidius
Hi, My Axis using client application requires the ability to receive gzip compressed content. I see messages on this list from about a year ago on this topic but no solution(?) was posted. There is this solution by altering the source: http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/webservices/library/

EJB/SOAP/WEB Architechture

2003-10-02 Thread Asier Murciego
Hi!   I’m designing a simple architecture prototype for my university. The key concept is EJB, but I’d like to add SOAP interfaces. It would be wise to create a system like this?   EJB_Entities->(managed by)->EJB_Session->SOAP_Binding->Servlet->WebAccess   The data is enclosed in the

RE: iPlanet Web Server Installation Issues

2003-10-02 Thread Michael Joseph
Thanks for the pointer- even though I'm running the Web Server and not the Application Server I tried adding the security policy file to the /Servers//config directory instead of the /domains///config directory- but to no avail :( > -Original Message- > From: Rick Kellogg [mailto:[EMAIL PR