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Posted to soap-user@ws.apache.org by Dave Smith <da...@nbnet.nb.ca> on 2001/12/10 19:08:19 UTC
Multiple concurrent requests are queuing
I'm fairly new to the SOAP environment, Hence there may be an obvious
fix to my problem, but the FAQ's and archives don't appear to address
this situation.
The problem I'm having may just be a misunderstanding of how SOAP or
more specifically the rpcrouter handles multiple concurrent requests.
The issue seems to be the queuing of SOAP requests. I have a SOAP
client request which takes the SOAP service about 25 seconds to process
and return a response(it returns a big DB result set). A second
short/quick client request to the Server (for example the addressbook
example) will not return before the first request is complete. It
appears to get caught behind the first request. Is this simply a
configuration issue. If not are there any suggestions for a workaround?
Thanks,
Dave
Re: Multiple concurrent requests are queuing
Posted by Dave Smith <da...@nbnet.nb.ca>.
Hi Jared,
Sorry, I should have mentioned that I've tried deploying the service as
Session, Application and even Request. Each scope type exhibits the
same behaviour.
Thanks,
Dave
Jared Peterson wrote:
>How have you set up the scope for your service? Are you using
>application scope or session scope?
>
>Jared
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Dave Smith [mailto:davsmith@nbnet.nb.ca]
>Sent: Monday, December 10, 2001 1:08 PM
>To: soap-user@xml.apache.org
>Subject: Multiple concurrent requests are queuing
>
>I'm fairly new to the SOAP environment, Hence there may be an obvious
>fix to my problem, but the FAQ's and archives don't appear to address
>this situation.
>The problem I'm having may just be a misunderstanding of how SOAP or
>more specifically the rpcrouter handles multiple concurrent requests.
>The issue seems to be the queuing of SOAP requests. I have a SOAP
>client request which takes the SOAP service about 25 seconds to process
>and return a response(it returns a big DB result set). A second
>short/quick client request to the Server (for example the addressbook
>example) will not return before the first request is complete. It
>appears to get caught behind the first request. Is this simply a
>configuration issue. If not are there any suggestions for a workaround?
>
>Thanks,
>Dave
>
>
>
Re: Multiple concurrent requests are queuing
Posted by Dave Smith <da...@nbnet.nb.ca>.
Hi Jared,
Sorry, I should have mentioned that I've tried deploying the service as
Session, Application and even Request. Each scope type exhibits the
same behaviour.
Thanks,
Dave
Jared Peterson wrote:
>How have you set up the scope for your service? Are you using
>application scope or session scope?
>
>Jared
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Dave Smith [mailto:davsmith@nbnet.nb.ca]
>Sent: Monday, December 10, 2001 1:08 PM
>To: soap-user@xml.apache.org
>Subject: Multiple concurrent requests are queuing
>
>I'm fairly new to the SOAP environment, Hence there may be an obvious
>fix to my problem, but the FAQ's and archives don't appear to address
>this situation.
>The problem I'm having may just be a misunderstanding of how SOAP or
>more specifically the rpcrouter handles multiple concurrent requests.
>The issue seems to be the queuing of SOAP requests. I have a SOAP
>client request which takes the SOAP service about 25 seconds to process
>and return a response(it returns a big DB result set). A second
>short/quick client request to the Server (for example the addressbook
>example) will not return before the first request is complete. It
>appears to get caught behind the first request. Is this simply a
>configuration issue. If not are there any suggestions for a workaround?
>
>Thanks,
>Dave
>
>
>
RE: Multiple concurrent requests are queuing
Posted by Jared Peterson <jp...@softprotech.com>.
How have you set up the scope for your service? Are you using
application scope or session scope?
Jared
-----Original Message-----
From: Dave Smith [mailto:davsmith@nbnet.nb.ca]
Sent: Monday, December 10, 2001 1:08 PM
To: soap-user@xml.apache.org
Subject: Multiple concurrent requests are queuing
I'm fairly new to the SOAP environment, Hence there may be an obvious
fix to my problem, but the FAQ's and archives don't appear to address
this situation.
The problem I'm having may just be a misunderstanding of how SOAP or
more specifically the rpcrouter handles multiple concurrent requests.
The issue seems to be the queuing of SOAP requests. I have a SOAP
client request which takes the SOAP service about 25 seconds to process
and return a response(it returns a big DB result set). A second
short/quick client request to the Server (for example the addressbook
example) will not return before the first request is complete. It
appears to get caught behind the first request. Is this simply a
configuration issue. If not are there any suggestions for a workaround?
Thanks,
Dave
RE: Multiple concurrent requests are queuing
Posted by Jared Peterson <jp...@softprotech.com>.
How have you set up the scope for your service? Are you using
application scope or session scope?
Jared
-----Original Message-----
From: Dave Smith [mailto:davsmith@nbnet.nb.ca]
Sent: Monday, December 10, 2001 1:08 PM
To: soap-user@xml.apache.org
Subject: Multiple concurrent requests are queuing
I'm fairly new to the SOAP environment, Hence there may be an obvious
fix to my problem, but the FAQ's and archives don't appear to address
this situation.
The problem I'm having may just be a misunderstanding of how SOAP or
more specifically the rpcrouter handles multiple concurrent requests.
The issue seems to be the queuing of SOAP requests. I have a SOAP
client request which takes the SOAP service about 25 seconds to process
and return a response(it returns a big DB result set). A second
short/quick client request to the Server (for example the addressbook
example) will not return before the first request is complete. It
appears to get caught behind the first request. Is this simply a
configuration issue. If not are there any suggestions for a workaround?
Thanks,
Dave