question about usage of org.apache.axis.client.Service

["Lam, King" <Ki...@bankofamerica.com>]

I am not sure if there will be future problem the way that I am using the Service class.

I initilized the service class as static class in the super class.

super class:
public static org.apache.axis.client.Service axisService; 
static 
{                                  
	axisService = new org.apache.axis.client.Service();                 
}

I am using the same axisService that was initialized from the super class to create the Stub class that was auto-generated from the WSDL2Java in the subclasses:

subclass:
binding = new CreateScheduleTransferFundsV001Stub(new java.net.URL(url), axisService);                                  

Is there problems the way that I am using it? I didn't use the ServiceLocator class that was generated. The reason that I am using a static service class is that it may improve the performance because I don't have to create the service class everytime. Not sure if this is true.

Thanks,
-King Lam

Re: question about usage of org.apache.axis.client.Service

[Bill Keese <bi...@tech.beacon-it.co.jp>]

I'm not sure but I tend to think that it's better to initialize the 
service object from your WSDL:

        QName serviceName = new QName("http://soapinterop.org", 
"TestService");
         service = new 
Service("http://localhost:8080/axis/services/test", serviceName);

That's a bit orthogonal to your question but I thought I'd mention it.

Lam, King wrote:

>I am not sure if there will be future problem the way that I am using the Service class.
>
>I initilized the service class as static class in the super class.
>
>super class:
>public static org.apache.axis.client.Service axisService; 
>static 
>{                                  
>	axisService = new org.apache.axis.client.Service();                 
>}
>
>I am using the same axisService that was initialized from the super class to create the Stub class that was auto-generated from the WSDL2Java in the subclasses:
>
>subclass:
>binding = new CreateScheduleTransferFundsV001Stub(new java.net.URL(url), axisService);                                  
>
>Is there problems the way that I am using it? I didn't use the ServiceLocator class that was generated. The reason that I am using a static service class is that it may improve the performance because I don't have to create the service class everytime. Not sure if this is true.
>
>Thanks,
>-King Lam
>
>
>  
>