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From: Davanum Srinivas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, July 17, 2003 8:31 AM
To: MicHael Galkovsky
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Axis Performance problem
Michael,
Problem is somewhere else...See attached zip file. It has a junit testcase
TestBeanLoadSave
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Axis Performance problem> Also, are you using DOM or SAX for your XML
work - SAX would be
> better as it is more efficient and does not load the entire document
> into memory prior to doing anything with it like DOM does.
Would that do any good here? It seems Axis needs to have the
Title: Axis Performance problem
I am
no expert Michael but have you tried pinpointing the exact piece of code that is
taking up all of the time? You could try logging the system time at intervals in
your code and from there gradually find the exact statement that is taking so
long. If you
Can you please post a stripped down version of your test case? (with traces from
tcpmon). FYI,
there have been some bug fixes since 1.1 release.
Thanks,
dims
--- MicHael Galkovsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am sending out an array of custom type, when the array is longer then say
> 20 member
Title: Axis Performance problem
I am sending out an array of custom type, when the array is longer then say 20 members the performance of the axis implemented service just crawls to an eventual completion around 30 sec. The db side of the service takes around 2 sec at the worst and the rest
Title: RE: Axis Performance Problem
Hi Tony,
This is with reference to the
mail I sent yesterday about Axis performance. Sorry about the
incomplete
info. I have answered
all your questions below:
1.
Is the performance issue repeatable? Yes nearly the same numbers
Title: RE: Axis Performance Problem
Hi James,
I have been running with axis client/server for weeks now and have gotten good performance after working through a few issues. You did not leave enough information to have us help you.
1. Is the performance issue repeatable?
2. Are you running
Have you measured how much of this time is network transport?
James
-Original Message-
From: E.Narayanan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 24, 2003 7:41 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Axis Performance Problem
Hi,
I have an Axis Web service hosted on Jboss(Jetty
Hi,
I have an Axis Web service hosted on Jboss(Jetty). For performance
testing I had made a java client which creates threads and makes
webservice calls. The calls were using the proxies generated from wsdl2java.
I found that when the client and the server were on the same machine(P4
win
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