Sorry, wrong address...
2011/10/9 Freeman Fang freeman.f...@gmail.com
Hi,
It's more like a servicemix issue so I reply to servicemix users list.
Could you elaborate your working flow? Seems you use proxy in cxf se
endpoint, is it correct? If so, I believe this is a known issue and
already get fixed by
Hi,
we are experiencing a lot of OutOfMemory errors in productions under heavy
load with servicemix 3.3.2, cxf 2.2.6, jdk1.5, linux.
We use the a Cxf client generated from java annotations.
Analysing the problem with a profiler I found out that many messages
(NormalizedMessageImpl) are retained
Ops, sorry for the double post, my fault.
The last one is the most up to date, anyway.
Bye
Lorenzo
Hi,
we are experiencing a lot of OutOfMemory errors in productions under heavy
load with servicemix 3.3.2, cxf 2.2.6, jdk1.5, linux.
We use the a Cxf client generated from java annotations.
Analysing the problem with a profiler I found out that many messages
(NormalizedMessageImpl) are retained
2011/2/25 Daniel Kulp dk...@apache.org
Since running wsdl2java can be pretty slow, it only runs if it detects that
the wsdl it is targetting has changed since the code was generated.
However, the wsdlOption element in the config for the maven plugin does
have a
dependencies list where you
Hi, I'm trying to generate a wsdl from an annotated Java class. Here is my
situation
- I have one maven project running java2wsdl. This works and generates one
wsdl file, 2 external schema files and client classes. This is a core
service and defines the common classes for the whole project.
Here
Hi, while working in the issue posted this morning I found a strange
behavior in wsdl2java.
If I modify a generated class, for example removing a field and adding a
comment, and run the wsdl2java from maven again the class is regenerated
with no errors but the field is not added(!).
In this way I
