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Date: Fri, 14 May 2004 14:22:48 +0300
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For 20 megabyte messages, buffering to disk is also a reasonable option.
Dima has made some improvements since the 1.2 beta release to
performance as well.
I know a way to do this (but the code is WSIF-based and proprietary, so I
can't just post it). I was attempting to answer the OP's question.
There is quite a bit of information on the wsif-user list on this subject.
I looked in the archives on marc.theaimsgroup.com and found a few threads
using t
Brian Abbott wrote:
If you where to do that, I dont think it's any longer considered
"streaming", is it?
yes. as you baffer it is no longer streaming serialization.
but you can still do streaming parsing ...
alek
Brian Abbott
Aleksander Slominski wrote:
Mark Ericson wrote:
Nelso, streaming SOAP i
Not technically -- but if it will handle larger message sizes with the
constraints set by the SOAP specification with regards to fault
handling, then it is a step in the right direction.
--Peter
On May 15, 2004, at 3:40 PM, Brian Abbott wrote:
If you where to do that, I dont think it's any longe
Hey guys,
A quick question.
Buffering the output might not be as memory intensive as building an
in-memory representation of the stream, so there is probably something
to be gained in streaming the response to a buffer.
In our application, we find that serializing our SOAP response causes
OOM e
Davanum Srinivas wrote:
If you can find a simple webservice/wsdl in the wild (one that i can
access) that you'd like to use as an example, i'd be happy to hack
DynamicInvoker to work with it. It'd take me a few days to get to it
and you will have to open an enhancement request in JIRA (with the
wsd
If you where to do that, I dont think it's any longer considered
"streaming", is it?
Brian Abbott
Aleksander Slominski wrote:
Mark Ericson wrote:
Nelso, streaming SOAP is certainly a good idea for addressing some
scalability issues. However it also introduces an interesting
challenge.
Say you
Mark Ericson wrote:
Nelso, streaming SOAP is certainly a good idea for addressing some
scalability issues. However it also introduces an interesting challenge.
Say you have a service that processes some input and starts streaming
output immediately. As it is generating the response SOAP message
>There are certainly problems I would also like to use streaming for, but
>what to do about faults?
That's a really good question.
The more I get into SOAP, the more really good questions like that
come up.
It seems that if an exception is thrown, the stream should stop at that
point. So, now you've transmitted an incomplete message. It seems that
if you want to avoid making major modifications to SOAP, you would need
to send a fault message immediately following that would in some way
reference t
Jeff,
did you try to use schema compiler (scomp) from XmlBeans?
i think it should be possible to create XmlBeans serializer and
deserializer. it would add some memory overhead (XmlBeans uses its own
XML infoset storage) but should work well - i have it working quite well
in XSOAP4/XSUL.
thanks,
Nelso, streaming SOAP is certainly a good idea for addressing some
scalability issues. However it also introduces an interesting challenge.
Say you have a service that processes some input and starts streaming
output immediately. As it is generating the response SOAP message every
byte that is
>The problem is that if I increase the JVM memory, if the request
>length increases too, i will have the same problem.
Understood. I still don't fully understand how this works in Axis, but
if you really need to solve this problem you should dive into Axis'
support for streaming messages.
I have
Jeff,
If you can find a simple webservice/wsdl in the wild (one that i can
access) that you'd like to use as an example, i'd be happy to hack
DynamicInvoker to work with it. It'd take me a few days to get to it
and you will have to open an enhancement request in JIRA (with the
wsdl), just so that
You would crack the wsdl for the operations. Determine the types of the
parts (or the elements in doc/lit), find out if they are complex types, and
if so, register an ElementSerializer or Deserializer (depending on whether
an input or return part) for the corresponding xml type or element name.
T
Hi all,
I hope someone can help me, I have being tying to fix this
problem for a week now, and it has to be fixed by Wed.
I have an Axis Java web service that returns a message
using SOAP messaging. When I try to communicate using the
java client it works no problem, but when i try to send
re
Davanum Srinivas wrote:
Tom,
You will need to traverse the symbol table and register say the
ElementSerializer/ElementDeserializer or your own custom ser/deser
before invoke. It should not be very difficult.
Dims,
That's what I was guessing but I haven't had much luck finding more
information, cou
Guys,
This is probably the wrong forum for thrashing web services in
general. You are welcome to trash axis though :) as this is a forum
for debating user issues with Axis.
-- dims
On Sat, 15 May 2004 12:54:34 +0100, Tom Oinn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Tom,
You will need to traverse the symbol table and register say the
ElementSerializer/ElementDeserializer or your own custom ser/deser
before invoke. It should not be very difficult.
-- dims
On Sat, 15 May 2004 13:02:37 +0100, Tom Oinn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi all,
>
> We have a work
Hi all,
We have a workflow system called Taverna (taverna.sf.net) which uses
axis for the parts it need to call web service based components. I was
able to use the dynamic invocation example to construct this and to use
wsdl4j and axis's wsdl parsing to present the user with a view on the
servi
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From: "Galbreath, Mark A" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, May 14, 2004 4:17 PM
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What's the solution? I have pressure all over me to create Web services
for every f*cking application in the . department. W
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