hello,
i have created a webservice that when called uses
quite a bit of
memory. when multiple requests are made multiple
chunks of memory get used.
how would you go about in limiting the number of
concurrent requests to
a webservice under axis ?
i have tried a static counter, but it never get
e code, parameters become instances of RPCParam, and
>serializing strings in RPCParam results in them being encoded.
>
>So it looks like you don't need to deal with encoding strings yourself:
>Axis will do it for you.
>
>Steve Gollery
>
>
>tom schuring wrote:
&g
hello,
i'm sending a serialized xml doc via an RPC-SOAP call with a signature something like:
String sendDocument(String myXmlString);
when i use one of the examples to send something i see that it automatically encodes
by xml-document so it fits in the envelope. (meaning < get replaced by < e
just saw a sign-off that is pretty funny:
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looks
like it works by just adding the entry to the server-config.wsdd
-Original Message-From: Tom Schuring
Sent: Monday, November 11, 2002 9:41 AMTo:
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hello,
when i deploy my
webservice with
java
hello,
when i deploy my
webservice with
java
org.apache.axis.client.AdminClient -lhttp://localhost/axis/services/AdminService
deploy.wsdd
i notice that it
adds an entry to the:
server-config.wsdd
file for my
service.
Can i automatically
deploy my service by adding this ent
y of passing/retrieving parameters to
webservices and if you move to any other SOAP framework you'll have to
rewrite that piece of code.
--
mattia
>
> Mohammed
>
> -Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
> Von: Tom Schuring [mailto:Tom.Schuring@;BaycorpAdvantage.com]
> Gesendet: D
One way is by using RPC-Soap that implements an RPC call like:
sendMyXML( String serialisedXMLDocument )
it's pretty simple to implement and does the job.
-Original Message-
From: Amit Khurana [mailto:amit.khurana@;vichara.com]
Sent: Sat 11/9/2002 1:21 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc
Hello Mohammed,
i asked the same question yesterday and got this useful help:
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I use the parameter element in the WSDD deployment for the service such as:
In my service code, I use the following:
MessageContext msgCxt = MessageContext.getCurrentContext();
hello,
to access the
:
configFileLocation
C:\myapp\config\config.xml
section in the
web.xml file in a servlet i use:
application.getInitParameter("configFileLocation")
to get the parameter
value "C:\myapp\config\config.xml"
is there a similar
way to acc
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