Developing Web Services using Axis in Clustered Environment servers

[Ra...@hartfordlife.com]

Hello,

I was stuck with an important question that whether it is reliable
Generating Apache Axis Web Services or accessing Web Services from Apache
client in a Clustered Environment.

In otherwords, is there any performance hit or any effects on Clustered
Environment..?
Hope i would get an answer.

Thank you,
Raghu



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Re: Developing Web Services using Axis in Clustered Environment servers

[Developer Developer <de...@gmail.com>]

Our team did some investigation on deploying web services on clustered
environment.

We concluded that it all depends on how you develop your  web services.
Firstly, You have to understand the concurrency and security issues. You
also need to worry about any singletons  in the system  that are
synchronized.  Further, if you have a persistant layer then you have to
determine if it becomes a bottleneck when your app layer is deployed on a
clustered environment.

In short, there are several  issues to worry about before deciding on it.


On 12/9/05, Raghu.Lega@hartfordlife.com <Ra...@hartfordlife.com> wrote:
>
>
> Hello,
>
> I was stuck with an important question that whether it is reliable
> Generating Apache Axis Web Services or accessing Web Services from Apache
> client in a Clustered Environment.
>
> In otherwords, is there any performance hit or any effects on Clustered
> Environment..?
> Hope i would get an answer.
>
> Thank you,
> Raghu
>
>
>
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