Thanks for the suggestion. I just tried it and it resulted in no noticeable difference
in response time.
Joel Shellman
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> From: Richards, Mark
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Have
you tried turning off multiref?
Depending on the type of data you are returning this can degrade
performance and (again depending on the data) mutliref can be of limited use.
To
turn off multiref edit the entry in server-config.wsdd .
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> I had a similar exp
gnitude slower that the Apache SOAP versions.
"Shellman, Joel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
02/05/2003 12:11 PM
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Subject: Exc
I know there have been other mentions of Axis performance, but I want to
make sure that my results are not abnormal--because they seem to be
excessively slow.
I'm sending in an array of key/value pairs and returning an object that
contains 4 arrays of classes and a couple primitives. I'm using
Bea
