If you read the documentation and follow
the examples on the XFire site you will probably have some basic services
working with XFire within an hour, and depending on your service complexity
could port from axis in only a few hours – I did as it is very easy to
configure and use. I doubt t
hi there, I'm new to xFire. We're doing a performance benchmark of our app that uses axis 1.2/1.3 on Tomcat 5.5.x in Windows/JAVA 1.5.xWondering if there's a quick way that I can replace axis with xFire ?
I'll only be too glad to provide additional information that might help provide a quick/bett
I'm trying to make my simple web service ansynchronous and I am using Spring.
I'm able to configure my addressing in and out handlers through the Spring
configuration file and I was able to create a custom service factory so I
could override the getAction method. I've done both of these steps as
s
Tyler Nelson wrote:
Hehe
Hmm, I also did not see ServiceBean.setWsdlWriter method either.
For now I copied ServiceBean and I had copy and paste that class
into the project for now, unfortunately a good number of properties
and methods cannot be accessed by child classes either :(All i
Hehe Hmm, I also did not see ServiceBean.setWsdlWriter method either. For now I copied ServiceBean and I had copy and paste that class into the project for now, unfortunately a good number of properties and methods cannot be accessed by child classes either :( All i really need to was in over
I'm a dork. I was using AbstractXFireTest that hardcodes wstx for
XMLInputFactory, so I override the system property and everything is
fine now.
I'm having a problem with com.ctc.wstx.evt.DefaultEventAllocator on
START_ELEMENTs right now, when using Castor binding. It's a problem I
need to se
Tyler Nelson wrote:
Hi Dan,
I'm trying to use the Services.xml syntax with a simple web service
with Xfire 1.0 . I want to include a wsdl with the wsdlUrl element ,
however it looks like that is not valid element any longer. How
would you recomend me injecting the wsdl without going back
That is really odd. None of the xfire classes hardcode the woodstox
refence. Maybe it is in a parent classpath or something??
Also, why are you using the RI? It is awful, slow and buggy. You really
should use Woodstox :-)
- Dan
Adam Kramer wrote:
I have a deployed web service that whenever i
Hi Dan, I'm trying to use the Services.xml syntax with a simple web service with Xfire 1.0 . I want to include a wsdl with the wsdlUrl element , however it looks like that is not valid element any longer. How would you recomend me injecting the wsdl without going back to the Spring only syntax.
Hmmm
You have multiple threads calling the same Client object.
Yes, the Client object is not thread safe, it is not even ok to call
invoke() while the service hasn't returned a response -- which comes into
play when you deal with async services.
Client uses Instance variables to keep track o
add-on the second:
it seems that there's an issue with threading, NOT with concurrency
(sound stoopid, i know)
if i run the threaded test (which i posted before) i get all these
strange errors. when i run the same test, i.e..
run the callMethod 1000 times from 3 different machines against th
add on:
and it seems it's really a xfire issue .. i tested it with this method
public String getConstantForTest() {
return "supa";
}
and it throws exceptions when i run the threaded calls.
public void testConstantReturningService() throws InterruptedException {
for (int i = 0; i
hi ..
it seems that it's an threading issue!!
i create a proxy for my service class like this
Service similarityService = new
ObjectServiceFactory().create(SimilarityController.class);
similarityController = (SimilarityController) new
XFireProxyFactory().create(similarityService, webserviceUr
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