I've seen the FAQ and the Jira request, and now my question is, how are users
using JBossWS as a client for, for example, acting as a proxy?
I hope there is a large users community that can share experience with us.
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Take a look what our FAQ says.
There's also JBWS-2324.
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I have thought on initially creating a pool of ports, to eache endpoint I must
use, and use these instances from pool, this way preventing concurrency, but
I'm not sure if this is efficient, or even, really needed. I wanted to know
prior to develop, because it`s a lot of work, since I have lots
(hope real experts can comment on this)
For being on the safe side you shold not use concurrent calls on the port from
your client app.. Instead collect your client calls and run them in sequence to
the server endpoint...my personal opinion.
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We have done this:
|// Static initialization of webservice client
|static protected SendSms stub;
|
|static{
| QName qname = new QName(
| "http://www.csapi.org/wsdl/parlayx/sms/send/v2_2/service";,
| "SendSms");
| SendSmsService service =
Bundled WSDL file in META-INF in client and loads it with classloader works
fine and reduces network traffic.
URL wsdlURL = Resources.findFileAsURL(wsdlURLFileName);
String namespaceURI = Resources.getProperty("namespaceURI");
String localpart = Resources.getProperty("localpart");
service = new M
