DO NOT REPLY [Bug 34052] - Problem with Remote testing and WebService(SOAP) Request

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------- Additional Comments From woolfel@yahoo.com  2005-03-17 14:15 -------
I'm not sure I understand the problem. Is the test setup this.

1. you have a webservice test plan that uses the webservice sampler
2. you're using multiple systems to do remote testing

Is that accurate. I should warn you that webservices scale horribly with respect
to concurrent load. If the xml parser your application is using is slow and eats
a ton of RAM, it's going to be hard to handle 20 concurrent webservice requests
on a 2.4ghz P4 system or 2ghz althon system.  This is from benchmarking with IIS
+ .NET and crimson for Java with tomcat.

with just one system, you can easily overload a webservice on the serverside.
especially if the webservice is making a call to a remote database and doing
real work.

peter

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